Sentence examples for delineated only from inspiring English sources

The house is almost as hard to find on Google Earth, where it is delineated only by mismatched grain in the meadows that looks like "a bad Photoshop job," as Ms. Weir put it.

Simon Johnson, who runs igfest, will come to New York to run a game called Hounded (July 9), which involves participants racing down paths delineated only by a scent.

In terms of strengths, first, we employed the tractography on the averaged DTI such that the fornix and cingulum were delineated only in the subjects' overlapped region.

In particular, we employed fibertracking on an averaged DTI over the subjects in our study such that the fornix and cingulum were delineated only in the region that is most overlapped across our samples.

Nevertheless, the steps involved in redoxosomal signaling by these cytokines were delineated only recently.

It has been reported that loss of heterozygosity (LOH) at the LGR region occurs through a gene conversion mechanism in tumors from MLH1/ MSH2 deletion carriers; however, the converted tracts were delineated only by extragenic microsatellite markers.

These findings suggest that the combined signals from CD40 and TREM-2 upon B7-DC cross-linking are different than when either signal is generated through traditional means, or that each of these signals (and perhaps other signals not yet delineated) are only partially "on" in DCXAb.

Qualitative analysis has a unique advantage in delineating not only individuals' job obtainment strategies, but more importantly, how decisions were made based on individuals' perceptions of their own resources and the surrounding environment.

In particular, positron emission tomography (PET), particularly in the form of hybrid PET/CT technology, offers many potential advantages over current imaging approaches by delineating not only the extent of disease but also the biological heterogeneity that can exist both between and within sarcomas.

Its purpose was to explain and justify European expansion from the 16th up until mid-20th century, which is why these perceptions ranked peoples and geographic spaces as "superior" and "inferior", delineated them not only geographically but in terms of value into "Western", "Eastern", and "Southern", defined them as "big" and "small", "historic" and "nonhistoric" (Kiossev, n.d., 2013).

Functional groups of genes were delineated using not only GO terms but also any keywords from gene annotations.