Sentence examples for delineated one of from inspiring English sources
The title became the catch-phrase that delineated one of the new streams of theatrical writing that emerged in the early 1950s, the other being the British "angry" drama.
Differences in DNA methylation profiles of DIPG tumors associated with MYCN activation were first shown as delineating one of three epigenetic subgroups across 28 DIPG samples analyzed by methylation arrays [ 9].
> Of all the nuclei comprising the SOC, the MSO was the most clearly delineated one.
Simply put, we use an ontology, a technique novel to ecology but not other disciplines, to define 'landscape,' thereby clearly delineating one subset of its potential general usage.
It is delineated on one side by the 400-year-old adobe Palace of the Governors, now the state's history museum, and on the other three sides by shops, restaurants, museums and galleries.
When delineating one or two ICAs, the position of the head in the images becomes more important than when using multiple ICAs.
On one hand, the molecular mechanisms of current drug combinations have not been clearly delineated; on the other, there are a myriad of possible drug combinations.
Contours of GTV were delineated on axial images.
How are borders delineated on these maps depending on the occupation status of a particular region?
These targets might be activated differently regarding specific organs, rendering extrapolation of the mechanisms delineated in one tissue to the other hazardous.
16 The constitutions of the NCCs could be delineated by one- and two-dimensional NMR measurements.
