Additionally, signal of older historical events that predate island formation is also prominent in our dataset; genetic and morphometric data delineate well-differentiated lineages that diverged from a common ancestor in the Miocene (Southern_N vs. Eastern, see [ 4]).
For this reason, ADC maps are mostly used in conjunction with T2W MR images to delineate, well-circumscribed benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) nodules from more poorly defined tumor lesions in the TZ.
However, it is important to recognize that age of onset does not always delineate subtypes well; occasional so called "juvenile-onset" or mild variant cases may present prior to 12 months of age.
The combined detection of CD19, CD27 and IgD (or IgM) by flow cytometry (FC) analysis delineates five well-defined blood B cell-subsets: naive, switched (S) memory, double negative (DN) memory and CD27 IgD IgM (non-switched memory) B lymphocytes, and plasma cells (PCs).
This study has shown that cross-plots of GR-RHOB and Depth-RHOB can be used as an additional tool to delineate lithologies in well logs prior to petrophysical evaluation of the reservoir units.
As far as mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is concerned, SNP analysis has immense importance in forensic investigation to delineate maternity as well as the ethnicity of an individual in question (Coble et al., 2004; Just et al., 2009).
The rise of Jordan and the rise of the N.B.A. have been propelled by many of the same trends, and Stern delineates them as well as anyone.
To the Editor: Re "Drawn and Quartered" (Op-Ed, Feb. 1): Selig S. Harrison well delineates the ethnic dynamics that are tearing at Pakistan, and is correct that a federalist solution offers the best chance for maintaining the unity of that state.
Proximity effect correction is needed in order to properly delineate dense features as well as meet the required CD uniformity.
