Sentence examples for delineated groups from inspiring English sources

A person is multi-faceted and complex, and rarely do we fit neatly into clearly delineated groups.

Previously this has delineated groups with distinct responses to reassurance (Lucock et al, 1997).

This allowed direct comparisons between two sharply delineated groups (MHC Yes versus MHC No), enhancing specificity of MHC status classification.

For some QTL the allele effects split into two clearly delineated groups, e.g., C57BL/6J, CAST/EiJ, and PWK/PhJ vs. the remaining five founders for the neutrophil QTL on chromosome 1.

This idea was supported by a recent longitudinal study that indicated that 20% of a carefully delineated group of CFS patients were found to have sleep apnea or narcolepsy, exclusions for the diagnosis of CFS [ 2].

The thin lines used to define figures in the earlier prints and drawings began delineating groups of geometric shapes, often in motion.

Resting State Networks (RSNs) were identified using an Independent Component Analysis (ICA) that decomposed the individual's fMRI into 30 statistically independent components (ICs), each delineating groups of voxels that exhibited synchronous temporal fluctuations.

This is what seemed, at first, to happen: Woese and colleagues delineated hierarchical groups among bacteria, identified the bacterial groups from among which chloroplasts and mitochondria had arisen (see also [ 158]) and, more controversially, reported that certain accepted groupings of bacteria (indeed "bacteria" themselves) were not, according to ssu-rRNA, monophyletic [ 157, 159- 161].

The newly generated MSP for four Monilinia brown rot fungi, based on material from in vitro cultures, thus clearly delineated three groups: M. fructicola, M. laxa and M. fructigena/M.

In contrast, haploweb analysis delineated three groups of alleles among our ITS2 sequences, a result perfectly congruent with the mitochondrial phylogeny obtained from the same set of individuals.

Figure 6 shows clearly that DArT-based clustering has delineated major groups of varieties based on countries of origin and growth habit, while simultaneously separating even the most closely-related varieties.