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What other subjects might benefit from a strict delineation into "useful" and "theoretical"?

We conducted this study to determine the feasibility of incorporating a teaching intervention on target delineation into the educational curriculum of a radiation oncology residency program and to assess the short-term effects on resident skills.

The clusters were then read alongside the transcript for the next level of abstraction – delineation into themes to illuminate meanings.

They were meant to serve as "a resource and starting point" (AAAS, 2011, p. 11) for further delineation into subconcepts.

In this study, 21 clones of WA-MRSA were identified by MLST/SCC mec typing with further delineation into 23 chromosomal DNA pulsotypes and numerous pulsosubtypes by CHEF.

This phylogeny shows a good correlation with that of the concatenated amino acid sequences of the four chromosomal house-keeping markers atpD, gyrB, infB and rpoB in terms of the clear taxon delineation into Groups I-III observed in both phylogenies.

Automatic delineation delineates the main watershed into 14 sub-watersheds (Fig. 3).

Morphological characters traditionally used for species delineation in Acochlidia, split the worldwide sampled Pontohedyle populations into only two morphospecies: P. milaschewitchii (lateral radula tooth with denticle, Figure 1E) and P. verrucosa (lateral radula tooth smooth, Figure 1D).

The careful orchestration of TV news, like the delineation of newspapers into sections, was perhaps, all along, a sort of protection.

Secondly, the data also confirmed the basis for a more delicate delineation of Quality into four sub-categories: Aesthetics, Appropriateness, Effectiveness and Convenience.

Some studies have suggested further delineation of HiPIPs into two categories: the first with a narrow reduction potential range of around 330 mV and the second with a broader range that depends on protein charges.