Sentence examples for delineation step from inspiring English sources

As currently practiced, the delineation step is unrobust and subjective.

The values were first computed using the known object boundaries (i.e., omitting the volume delineation step) and second by applying the complete correction scheme including volume delineation.

Broadly, the search for the optimal delineation has two steps.

Delineation of the steps outlined in Table 1 can assist organizations and individuals working in the field of patient education.

The work of Zhang et al. has substantially contributed to the delineation of the steps underlying formation of erythrocytes from cancer cells [ 70].

It is our hope that delineation of these steps will be valuable to other health systems and their laboratories because there undoubtedly will be future public health crises that will demand an immediate increase in reference laboratory testing capacity.

In a succeeding step, catchment delineation is used to integrate both regionally distributed inventories to form inventories for each individual bioenergy configuration (e.g., bioenergy plant and supplying biomass).

Since the weak siblings relationship suggests functional similarity, the COD method takes a first step towards delineation of functional groups by connecting every pair of weak siblings by an edge.

The first step is delineation of the gross tumour volume (GTV), which is "the gross demonstrable extent and location of tumour growth, defined by clinical examination and/or imaging".

A set of proteins may share a region of significant primary-sequence similarity but otherwise present no evidence of relatedness; in such cases, we can infer only that the subsequence has descended from a common ancestor (the second step in delineation of families, described above, is intended to reduce the number of false inferences of this type).

Planning was performed in two steps: GTV delineation on CT and delineation of GTV based on [F]FDG uptake on CT/PET.