Sentence examples for delineated per from inspiring English sources

(Unlike most weighty decisions, Bush v. Gore had no single author and was delineated "per curiam," or by the Court, a designation the Justices usually reserve for minor cases).

We considered the functional interactions between a single gene from the CNA gene set and the much more strongly delineated (around 50 genes per line, as described above) set of impaired genes due to SNVs, so that the latter could serve as a reference set.

Sub-watersheds are delineated by ArcMap 9.3 software as per digital elevation model (DEM).

Costs per health state are delineated in Table 1.

However, to date, no mechanism has been delineated to suggest that androgen signalling per se is responsible for the development of prostate tumours.

Between 4 and 6 stepwise FOVs per animal could be delineated on each side of the spinal cord window (10× objective).

Sample catchments are delineated and multiple moving window sizes are used to calculate per-cell curvature over a variety of scales ranging from the vicinity of the flow path at the valley bottom to catchment sections fully including valley sides.

Tumour lesions were manually delineated, and peak activity concentrations (ACpeak) were derived per tumour VOI [15].

Automatically delineated regions yielded values of 0.29 and 0.19 μmol/cm3 per minute for gray matter and white matter, respectively, averaged over nine patients with a CoV of less than 15%.

In manual tractography, the left and right UF were delineated by drawing manual region-of-interests (ROI) per Wakana et al. (2007) method.

Per diem costs for hospital care, delineated by level or intensity of care, will be calculated by the health economics researcher using data from detailed questionnaires completed by the local finance departments, giving cost data and apportioning these to different categories of patient using a 'top-down' methodology.