More upwards the material becomes lighter in colour and turns into a greyish slurry 3., gradually turning into a clear liquid 4. The extent of layer 3. and its demarcation line with the clear layer 4. is related to the date variety and stage of maturity.
By MS, boundary demarcations obtained with the reference SI plus one SD were deemed most representative for the subjective extension of the ill-defined BMLs; by CAS the areas of attenuating voxels had to be obtained with the reference SI plus two SDs to be comparable with visible BML.
Language and nativity are two of the most stark lines of demarcation, with Spanish the dominant language among many foreign-born Latinos, and English generally the choice of those born or reared in the United States by Hispanic parents.
However, the grafts in the TSA-treated group did not show any blurred demarcations with more connective tissue filling compared with the control group.
Make sure the stickers aren't cluttered, and if you're confused still, make demarcations with a charcoal piece or a paper to sort it out.
As condensation advances, this expression pattern becomes localized to the disc anlagen, showing clear demarcation with respect to the adjacent vertebral bodies (Pelton et al., 1990).
One approach consistent with the symmetry principle in the strong programme of the sociology of scientific knowledge would be to let the parties themselves do more of the work of demarcation, with judges acting as referees between the parties rather than as custodians and enforcers of transcendental standards of good scientific practice.
The demarcation with amateurs and pros will have disappeared, with all fighters eligible for the Olympics.
Though, from the point of view of the GP concerned, the demarcation of the number of general practitioners involved, contrary to the demarcation with regard to event duration and complaint delay, was not only trivial.
Both sides realized the potential for conflict and chose the 49th parallel as the new demarcation, with each side winning and losing some territory.
