Sentence examples for delineate to from inspiring English sources

Another idea being considered is for Mr. Bush to make a speech in September in which he would clearly delineate to both sides the steps the United States expected them to make to restore calm.

Literary types and their followers use it instead of illuminate, although the primary meaning has changed to delineate, "to bring out in sharp detail," a more intense form of "describe".

A major question of our study was to delineate to what extent miRNA changes accompany disease and disease progression.

The surface tension data correlate to the behaviour of an ionic surfactant with a CMC of 10-6 to 10-5 M. The values of Pal S1, Pal M1 and Pal L1 do not really delineate to a straight line beyond the CMC - the surface tension further on slightly decreases.

In addition to confirming and refining, at base pair resolution, a number of previously reported CNAs, the use of high-resolution array CGH has allowed us to accurately delineate (to within 1 Mb) a number of rarely reported chromosomal regions of abnormality in UVM.

Future investigations are needed to delineate how to transfer the effect into practical feeding strategies.

Altered hepatic foci and hepatic adenomas were difficult to delineate due to proliferative expansion of hepatocytes, particularly in PBP/MED1ΔLiv mice.

Does this mean that technology meant to enhance communication is actually creating a way to delineate our affections, to define a hierarchy of relationships?

An example would be to delineate shipping channels to minimise impacts on marine megafauna.

Some cortical regions are also difficult to delineate accurately due to the large intersubject variability.

Further investigation is required to delineate any alterations to other tissues/organs in these hyperactive Lyn expressing mice.