Sentence examples for delineated than from inspiring English sources

THE poles of photography book publishing have never been more clearly delineated than by two of this year's most elaborate and expensive productions, "Alfred Stieglitz: The Key Set," by Sarah Greenough, from the National Gallery of Art and Abrams ($150), and André de Dienes's "Marilyn," edited by Steve Crist and Shirley T. Ellis de Dienes, from Taschen ($200).

Fifteen years later, the birth rate was still high, and although many women came back to work in the nineteen-fifties, segregation by gender in employment was greater than it had been in 1900, and was more sharply delineated than segregation by race.

Images of Trichoderma spp. colonizing maize [ 17] or tomato roots [ 35] show the colonizing mycelia as a loose and relatively sparse network, which is less sharply delineated than the massive EM mantle [ 36].

In this situation, the insensitivity of GRE-type sequences to subchondral BMLs is actually advantageous [ 5], and the borders between subchondral BMLs and cysts are more clearly delineated than by FSE sequences.

It was interesting to note the similarity in responses by males and females for all of the value variables, suggesting that gender roles vis-à-vis family may be less clearly delineated than they once were.

We established that a threshold value of 9 seizures/month best predicted Engel class I membership, while another study delineated that more than 30 seizures/month best predicted a negative outcome. 1 These differences between both studies may reflect differences in sensitivity and specificity.

"If we get far enough down the road on this charm offensive, when it gets down to putting pen to paper, we need to have a far more detailed and clearly delineated agreement than any in the past".

Kanner and Asperger were still, in the nineteen-seventies, pondering the syndromes they had delineated more than thirty years earlier, and the foremost workers of today have all spent twenty years or more considering them.

The estimate takes no more than a few minutes per ICV to acquire and correlates more strongly with fully delineated ICV than estimates from any established automatic method.

Figure 5 visualises the confidence intervals for the differences in correlations among methods 2, 3 and 4. With 95% confidence, method 4 with sagittal ICAs will result in estimates that have a higher correlation to fully delineated ICVs than all other estimates, except those from method 3 with sagittal ICAs.

In turn, readers of historical fiction must accept that an historical person usually takes on a stronger, more sharply delineated personality than what is revealed in histories.