A study of parent perceptions of their child's teeth found that fluorosis and demarcated opacities, conditions that affect dental aesthetics, are associated with parental dissatisfaction with appearance, color, and blotchiness [15].
Ponceano speculated that the rain had flooded the rivers that demarcated their territory, and the Mashco, who didn't know how to swim, had been unable to ford them.
Then the helicopter touched down on the wrong side of a stream that demarcated the sacred ground of the Samatenje's domain.
Syria does not "insist" that Shebaa is Lebanese territory, but prefers to leave the matter of ownership ambiguous, while Israel's claim that the land belonged to Syria was accepted by a UN team that demarcated the border, following Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, after a 20-year occupation, in 2000.
These steps resulted in a voxel "mask" that demarcated all voxels included in the segmentation within the cropped volume.
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.
The boy tumbled onto the rug that demarcated the first aid station.
We re-located 81 of the 100, 5×10 m monitoring sites sampled by Hugh Taylor in 1966, by identifying the original site markers that demarcated the southwestern corner of each plot.
A total of 4,332 sVBs and dVBs were identified in the five genomes, along with 4,132 boundary sites that demarcated the VBs.
