Sentence examples for demarcated groups from inspiring English sources

In South Africa individuals are protected not self defined, demarcated groups.

The number of Fos-immunoreactive (Fos-ir) nuclear profile within the confines of each of the anatomically demarcated cell groups in all animals was evaluated with bright-field microscope in complete series of coronal sections through cell groups of interest.

Land was demarcated in group ranches, which were owned and held under private title by a group of registered members, and managed by an elected committee (Galaty 1992).

The MDR-associated ST258 and its MLST single-locus variants belonged to a single well-demarcated group, designated CG258.

A major potential stumbling block will be which combatants should be demarcated as terrorist groups.

No new lands have been demarcated for indigenous groups since President Dilma Rousseff was ousted in August 2016.

The 32 rows of the input layer were divided into two equal groups, demarcated in Fig.  3 with green or blue borders.

In scores plots, clearly demarcated variety sample groups are indicated; in loadings plots variables potentially contributing to variety demarcation are indicated in red.

To assess for trends over time in the bias classifications, year of publication was categorised into three groups demarcated by the publication of the 2001 CONSORT statement 12 and the publication of the earlier version of the systematic review of diabetes QI interventions in 2006, 13 as we believed that these may have spurred investigators to improve the quality of their trial.

If, then, group members do not share a common essence then they cannot be simply demarcated from non-group members because there will be many cases where individuals are not simply on one side of the boundary or the other.

Whereas each object belonging to the group is demarcated by a single bona fide boundary, the group as a whole is demarcated by a combination of bona fide boundaries of its object entity parts and fiat boundariesimmat across the space separating the object entity parts from each other (Fig. 4, 6).