Sentence examples for demarcated borders from inspiring English sources

At imaging, they display a convex shape and sharply demarcated borders, and are attached to a sinus wall; thus, they do not change with the patient's decubitus.

As can be seen, the 97 triple-negative tumors were classified as invasive ductal carcinomas in 83% of the cases; 78% had sharply demarcated borders; 87% were histological grade 3, 46% contained a moderate to extensive lymphocytic infiltrate and 51% of the tumors contained a central fibrotic zone.

And if that happens, would the Westphalia-style Islamic State receive official recognition as a new country in the Middle East--perhaps East--perhaps East--perhapsbassies, and a UN seat?

Especially where the edema was limited to the epiphyseal lines, the demarcated borders of the edema showed more clearly on the 3T images.

We noticed that cases having low standard deviations of positive tumor ratio tend to express a black-and-white staining pattern with sharply demarcated borders (e.g., cases 1, 3, and 5).

The inquiry also blamed Pakistan, saying its military had failed to inform NATO of the location of new military posts along the long, often poorly demarcated border.

As a sop to Kashmiris, and to Pakistani pride, he also suggested that the newly demarcated border in Kashmir should be a soft one.There is no better solution.

In Arsal, in the northern Bekaa, Abdullah, the fighter, said he used to live in a predominantly Sunni Muslim village of some 250 houses called Joosy on the Syrian side of the poorly demarcated border.

The long, poorly demarcated border has been tense ever since.

However, China refused to ratify the conference's agreement (including the demarcated border), nor would it recognize Tibet as an independent entity.

c The size of the tumor was shown to be 13 cm in diameter in magnetic resonance imaging, with a clearly demarcated border and a heterogeneous signal on T2-weighted images.