Sentence examples for delineating and defining from inspiring English sources

While the bill has some pronounced weaknesses that need to be amended, such as assigning schools the Herculean task of delineating and defining any and all types of infractions that might occur, its merit lies in its attempt at some return to flexibility and good judgment over blind adherence to ineffective rules.

By carefully delineating and defining specific communication skills that should be addressed in the teaching session and by evaluating the effect of the teaching intervention on these individual skills, we sought to examine whether some skills were more teachable than others in such a brief, small group sessions.

That prow-like chin and open, gulping mouth are delineated and defined not by stark painted whiteness, but by the encroaching darkness that surround them.

More than 60 years' philosophical discussion accumulated abundant perspectives for delineating the two contrasts and defining the concept of scientific explanation (for a systematical review, see Salmon 1989; Woodward 2014).

While the results presented here provide an important first step for delineating intracellular routes of MHC-I trafficking in DCs and defining the molecular mechanisms that contribute to cross-presentation, many questions remain unresolved.

In DOMO, subsequence boundaries are delineated by defining local regions of similarity and reconciling their positions relative to sequence termini (Gracy and Argos, 1998).

Future studies are aimed at delineating the specific mechanism by which Rv2744c participates in cell wall homeostasis, and defining the other factors that participate in this stress response pathway.

The main issues awaiting him and Mr. Arafat are delineating borders between Israeli- and Palestinian-ruled territory, resolving competing claims over greater Jerusalem and defining the rights of Jewish settlers and Palestinian refugees.

Hence, there is no clear border delineating a defined neuromere.

A soil auger is used to obtain core samples in places where no subsurface exposure can be found, and the soil units are defined, delineated, and mapped in a manner similar to procedures in stratigraphy.

Furthermore, we demonstrate that this approach enables simple and striking visualization of non-Caucasian DNA segments interspersed within ethnically admixed chromosomes, thereby delineating a clearly defined chromosomal mosaicism analogous to the chromosomal mosaicism produced by intercrossing different strains of inbred mice (14, 15).