Sentence examples for demarcations on from inspiring English sources
For example, the systematic HapMap 2 cross-validations from Huang et al. (2009a) would be more difficult to implement with additional panels, and it is harder to make clear demarcations on a plot of PCs [as recommended by Jostins et al. (2011)] as more populations are included.
System GUI is developed to help the end-users/clinicians for image guidance, target and margin demarcation, on-line update on volume estimation, positioning and controlling the manipulator.
The Lithuanian delegation, after consultations in Kaunas on October 2, proposed their demarcation line on October 3.
The analytical task is thus parsed from the outset into a neat demarcation of objects: on the one hand science (whose epistemic nitty gritty is more often than not black boxed), on the other society (or its many proxies, from laws to publics, from regulations to markets and so on).
On June 15 the National Assembly ratified the China-Vietnam agreement that had been signed in December 2000 on demarcation of the territorial sea, exclusive economic zones, and the continental shelf in the Gulf of Tonkin.
After that stand-off, the two countries agreed to set the quarrel to one side, in an endless negotiation on the demarcation of the LAC, as they concentrated on building trade and other ties.
The typical suburban/rural demarcation on social issues is blurred in Louisiana, Mr. Brox said.
The ruling is probably the best the NCP could have hoped for, and therefore it has every interest in seeing it enforced through demarcation on the ground.
The controversy over the Saudi-Iraqi Neutral Zone was legally settled in 1981 by partition, yet conflict between the two countries persisted and prevented final demarcation on the ground.
Derksen (1993) differs from most other writers on the subject in placing the emphasis in demarcation on the pseudoscientist, i.e. the individual person conducting pseudoscience.
