Sentence examples for demarcation this from inspiring English sources

Following the guidelines on nanovirus species demarcation, this suggests that Mor23 and Mor5 represent isolates of FBNYV and FBNSV, respectively.

The lines of demarcation about this style vs. that style of singing are not hard and fast.

However, as people have sub-divided and privatized group ranches with informal ownership agreements, people are not allowed to trespass on private properties and the enclosures work effectively as a demarcation of this property.

The distinction Rorty draws, however, has little to do with traditional attempts to draw lines of demarcation of this sort between a private and a public domain to determine which aspects of our lives we do and which we don't have to answer for publically.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said there was no "set line of demarcation on this or anything".

The blast represented a line of demarcation in this series, a moment when the tectonic plates of the clash shifted the advantage toward the Dodgers.

However, there is not yet a consensus on the anatomical demarcation of this region, and its functional characterization remains a matter of debate.

Thus, genetically we have only one sample of "pure" E. cinereiceps from one locality and demarcation of this taxon based on genetics is difficult.

While such methods are useful up to the approximate age of 60 years, they do not provide the criteria for further demarcation past this maximum age, resulting in the inability to identify the very old (i.e., 70+ years).

A demarcation in this interface can represent an exposed surface where joint fluid and wear particles can act and start to fuel the aseptic loosening process, which is seen as a progressive radiolucent line (Schmalzried et al. 1992, Robertsson et al. 1997, Aspenberg and Van der Vis 1998, Van der Vis et al. 1998, McEvoy et al. 2002, Lankester et al. 2007).

This demarcation is clear throughout this 19-track album (the 20th track is the summer banger "Hotline Bling").