Sentence examples for delineating precisely from inspiring English sources

This is a well-established approach to delineating precisely which amino acid residues are responsible for specific functional differences between highly similar proteins e.g. [72], [73].

In stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), high-gradient dose is delivered and target volumes have to be delineated precisely in order to avoid irradiation of healthy tissue.

It provides a bridge to delineating more precisely the difference between forensic and other forms of scientific representation.

Comparison of 16S rRNA gene-based and mcrA protein-based trees of sequences obtained from the same environmental samples allows delineating more precisely the current phylogenetic coverage of the Mx lineage (fig. 3).

It is done with a wonderful delicacy of touch -- precisely delineating the town's cluster of uninspired buildings and its onion-domed church as seen from a middle distance, framed by a close-up tree and clumps of foliage.

The model articulation interviews used a semi-structured interview process, with an interview protocol adapted from Gugiu and Rodriguez-Campos (2007) that focused on precisely delineating and identifying each school model's critical components.

The combined methodology detects the expected change on the surface, namely the shrinking of the Oasis and the development of new rural areas, but the MAD/MAF contributes by more precisely delineating the changed areas.

There are constraints in precisely delineating the rate of CS instability.

However, there is limited literature precisely delineating any biological differences because of a lack of, or under-representation of, older women in related studies.

The difficulty of obtaining human GALT suggests that murine models will be invaluable in precisely delineating the role that T cells play when therapies are administered orally.

Moreover, attempts at more precisely delineating the medical model in terms of 'seriousness' should take account of the fact that this is not an entirely objective criterium, given the extent to which the seriousness of a condition depends on individual circumstances and subjective understandings.