Sentence examples for demarcation of three from inspiring English sources
It is important to note that the new prognostic index score resulted in clear demarcation of three prognostically different groups with nonoverlapping confidence intervals of the median survival durations and this demarcation was replicated in the separate cohort of patients.
Therefore, the principal requirement of I/R histology is the clear demarcation of three myocardial subsets: 1) the unaffected, remote myocardium; 2) the area at risk (AAR), i.e., the myocardium distal to the site of coronary occlusion that was initially subjected to ischemia; and 3) the area of necrosis (AON), which is the fraction of nonviable tissue within the AAR.
In a less striking gesture, President Dilma Rousseff moved ahead this month with the demarcation of seven much smaller indigenous areas.
The two countries agreed on the final demarcation of two areas totaling some 375 sq km (145 sq mi) along their eastern border, with China gaining control over Tarabarov Island Yinlong Islandd) and 50% of Bolshoy Ussurisky Island (Heixiazi Island).
The regional stratification will be by the demarcation of eight regions as allocated by the Department of Education and Skills of Ireland.
Demarcation consists of three to six transverse lines 3 to 5 cm in length across each band.
The nine-foot-long painting with its portentous title from William Blake is not a strict demarcation of the two realms.
However, initial mechanical arrest of the flow may represent just a first step in the formation of the lamellipodiam/lamellum boundary and may be by itself not sufficient for the demarcation of the two types of actin network.
Phylogenetic analysis of the concatenated sequences (Figure 1) revealed the very neat demarcation of the four species of the Acb complex, each forming a compact cluster separated from others by a large phylogenetic genetic distance.
