Sentence examples for demarcation based on from inspiring English sources
Future studies should focus on further delineation of frontal substructures based on cytoarchitectonic and including more taxa into the analysis (possibly going beyond the delineation of prefrontal areas proposed by Semendeferi et al.[40] and overcoming the contention of demarcation based on gross anatomical structures by Schoenemann et al.[15]).[15]
We propose to use changepoint detection for domain demarcation based on base-resolution methylome data.
Not only is this demarcation based on central psychopathological considerations, but it can play a crucial role in etiological and pathogenetic research.
While the Ukrainian government is seeking a demarcation line based on the failed ceasefire agreed on 5 September in Belarus last year, the rebels want a new truce to reflect the gains they have made in recent weeks, the BBC's James Reynolds reports from Donetsk.
While the Ukrainian government is seeking a demarcation line based on the failed ceasefire agreed on 5 September in Belarus, the rebels want a new truce to reflect the gains they have made in recent weeks, the BBC's James Reynolds reports from Donetsk.
County and zip code demarcations were based on information provided by the US Census Bureau.
George Reisch proposed that demarcation could be based on the requirement that a scientific discipline be adequately integrated into the other sciences.
Thus, genetically we have only one sample of "pure" E. cinereiceps from one locality and demarcation of this taxon based on genetics is difficult.
Moreover, a value of the demarcation limit has been derived based on the fluorescence variation in normal skin adjacent to the tumour.
However, their precise demarcation is rendered difficult, based on MLST data alone, by the high degree of allele sharing with other K. pneumoniae STs, possibly due to their recent evolutionary emergence or to ongoing allelic exchange with other STs (see discussion).
