The actual area is somewhat larger, however, and extends beyond any boundaries demarcated by ZIP code or census blocks.
That strict apartheid policy demarcated regions by race, forcefully removing residents; Woodstock, however, managed to maintain aspects of its multiethnic character.
However, through image processing, vascular lumina demarcated by endothelial-specific signals were filled and continuous tubular networks were rendered (Fig. 3c, Supplementary Fig. 4a, b and Supplementary Movie 3).
The subclass Anomalodesmata, however, is itself possibly too narrowly demarcated, and some authorities would, for example, separate the deepwater carnivorous septibranchs from the shallow-water pholadomyoids into their own order, the Septibranchoida.
"As the area is yet to be demarcated, there may be some incidents," he told reporters.
In large urban cities, however, this procedure is infeasible; therefore, only demarcated and sampled specific working-class neighborhoods were included in the sample (Durand and Massey 1992).
Initially, the semantic parallel designated a noun, an entity or 'thing' that demarcated boundaries between a host organism and its 'other.' However, as the assumptions of various cognitive modalities were attached to the personification of immune selfhood, powerful semantic appendages fastened themselves to the interpretation of experimental findings.
However, while the cmlc2-negative region was clearly demarcated from the cmlc2-expressing myocardium at 3 dpi, at 7 dpi scattered cmlc2-positive cells appeared at the injury border zone and protrusions of cmlc2-positive areas were found to extend into the lesion (arrow in Fig. 4A).
Magnetic resonance imaging lesion analysis depicted clearly demarcated subcortical lesions impinging on the white matter tracts of interest; however, quantitation of the extent of lesion-tract overlap failed to demonstrate any appreciable association with the severity of markers of diffuse pathology within each thalamo-cortical projection system.
