Sentence examples for delineating the time from inspiring English sources

Date of onset was defined as the earlier of the first diabetes diagnosis code or second high laboratory result, clearly delineating the time periods before and after diabetes onset for temporal examination.

Here, staring back at me, are all the "stigmata of aging," as Imber calls them, a map of ruin delineating the erosions left by time, sun and life experience: laugh lines, worry lines, furrows, nasolabial folds, hooded upper eyelid skin, decreased firmness in the jaw line and -- God help me -- the neck.

By writing in and of his times, Capote transcended both by becoming an artist, one who presaged our time by delineating the truth to be had in fabrication.

For further evaluation, the tumor blood vessel was stained with an intravenous injection of Hoechst 33342, a DNA-binding dye that stains the nuclei of endothelial cells and cells adjacent to tumor blood vessels perfused at the time of injection, hence delineating the functional tumor vasculature.

The functions of both were likely delineated at the time of the reforms of Lycurgus, probably in the 7th century bc.

The current study highlights the importance of evaluating time course in delineating the modulation of attention by emotion.

The synchronic problem is delineating the bounds of ordinary life at any one time or short segment of time.

Studies delineating the barriers to PNC have evolved over time.

The diagrams are covered with a series of white arcs delineating the path of the sun at different times of year for different latitudes.

The present study is a first step toward delineating the exact brain areas involved in short-time auditory-motor learning.

Acoustic quantification is a high-tech tool for delineating the blood-tissue interface on-screen in real time.