Sentence examples for delineated by specific from inspiring English sources
As our transects exemplify, species boundaries are delineated by specific geographic features likely to constrain present-day dispersal (Fig. 2): the urban area of Nìs in SE-Serbia, and dry pre-Rhodopean hills in NE-Greece, where suitable breeding sites appear scattered and disconnected (CD and AB pers. obs).
During the process, known as a "Scrum," work is assigned to cross-functional teams and divided into "sprints" — the basic unit of progress delineated by a specific timeframe, usually two weeks to a month.
It is a heterogeneous disease, both clinically and biologically, delineated by the presence of specific autoantibodies which are the main pathogenic and diagnostic feature.
Region I, delineated by 8 B. anthracis-specific RsaI-fragments and consisting of an area of 14.5 kb, contains 10 potential ORFs.
The present work contributes to the body of new knowledge in South Africa and provide evidence that the presence of intestinal parasite eggs in stools of infested individuals represents only a part of the helminth infection phenotype, which can be further delineated by levels of helminth-specific IgE (and IgG4) [ 21].
Specific comments that were written in the research column, or were clearly research specific, were delineated by putting "Research:" at the start of the statement(s).
President Obama cannot go to Ground Zero because he correctly pointed out that Americans have specific rights delineated by the Constitution, a document he swore an oath to uphold.
Subcellular compartments are usually delineated by a lipid bilayer to maintain compartment integrity and specific microenvironments.
Bacteriophage-related sequences dominated B. anthracis-specific Regions II and Cluster III delineated by 15 SSH-selected RsaI fragments.
Often the genomic islands are delineated by mobile elements, many of which seem to be strain specific.
The lineages are allopatric, which is neither delineated by the presence of geographical barriers nor associated with the specific climatic conditions, and which we link to competitive exclusion.
