Sentence examples similar to estimated demarcation from inspiring English sources
Demarcations along each axis/domain represent changes of 10 points, an estimated one to two times the MCID.
In one patient, the eschar on all four extremities easily peeled off the subcutaneous tissues along a natural demarcation between viable and non-viable tissue with only a 40 cc estimated blood loss (EBL).
However, criteria used so far living in a nursing home, decreased renal clearance (estimated glomerular filtration rate <50/mL/min/1.73 m), decreased cognitive function, increased risk of falling, signals of decreased medication adherence or unplanned hospital admission 24 —form an inadequate demarcation of the high-risk population.
Pathologists have a good ability to estimate ratios of clearly demarcated areas, but gradients in staining intensities hinder reproducible visual demarcation of positive tumor areas.
The thin skull boundary is clearly visible in the LSCI estimate, while the demarcation between the craniotomy and the thin skull is less obvious in the MESI estimates.
The figure shows frame demarcation and other framework assumptions.
The ultimate demarcation, if geologists' estimates of its deposits prove true, could be a key to future national wealth and power.
No class demarcation intended.
Early scientists defied that demarcation.
