Sentence examples for delineate topics from inspiring English sources
A qualitative data collection guide was prepared by the investigators to delineate topics and subtopics to be addressed during the focus group discussions.
Decisions on how to delineate topics, and that pauses >1 second were signs of cognitive processes, were informed by the Roter interaction analysis system.
Section 5 delineates how latent topic-based representation is derived from a previously unseen image and the details of the distance metric used for similarity estimation.
We aimed to review current information on Helicobacter species in BT cancer and benign BT diseases in humans and to help delineate future research needs on the topic.
The interdependence between corporations and governments is making the distinction between partnership, lobbying and corruption difficult to delineate (see the chapter on corporations for reform proposals on this topic).
In order to make consensus based recommendations and delineate key questions for future studies, the Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative workgroup identified topics relevant to the field of ARF [ 1], among which a definition/classification system for ARF was ranked highest in terms of importance and clinical impact [ 2].
However, as these grasses were grown as a mixture, it was impossible to delineate which species (C3 versus C4) contributed most to the observed increase in roots, a topic that deserves further consideration in future studies.
There were factors identified during the analysis that could be related to other topics, i.e., the transformation of CNs' identity (confusion in roles, conflicting expectations, striving to explicitly delineate the scope of CNs' work and the new professional boundaries).
(III.41-3) Lightless, Milton must delineate the celestial.
Other articles delineate banned behaviors and possessions.
