I asked Lagarde how she would delineate it.
The illuminating misperceptions of a child; the possibly illuminating flashes and blackouts of an imploded mind: such swerves off the conventional fictional track can delineate it in ways that a steady narrative may not.
His position is that of a lay theologian, a scholar & commentator, writer, & lecturer who, though he by no means explores all the ramifications of the mystical doctrine he comes as close as anyone can to delineate it, though he is powerless to define it logically.
The hypometabolic areas detected have been proved to include the seizure onset zone, although they usually are more extended and do not delineate it [6, 8].
Patients were asked to point out the exact location of the pain-affecting area and to delineate it in size and shape.
Due to the highly invasive nature of HGG and the subsequent difficulty to delineate it, local treatment does not seem to make sense.
He throws it to the ground in a frenzy, hacking at it with quick strokes to delineate its likeness.
In fact it's a man's world Shacochis delineates, and it's probably fair that he turns his heroine into a man's fantasy of what constitutes female power.
However, in considering the combinations of miR-487b/miR-516a-5p expressions in various risk subtypes that our study delineates herein, it seems to be more appropriate to speculate for miR-516a-5p miR-516a-5p miR-516a-5p regulatorole neuroflastoma oncogenesis.
For instance, "Rome Open City" is very much a melodrama, and, even as it depicts the Italian resistance and its sacrifices, it delineates the ideological fault lines of the postwar years.
