Sentence examples for further demarcate from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the entry of the Shia militia will further demarcate the war along sectarian lines between the Alawites, a Shia offshoot from which President Assad and the ruling elite are drawn and the mainly Sunni opposition.

These disputes don't always end happily, but they often serve to further demarcate ambiguous areas of the law, and future settlements will walk more freely once they clear the backs of their fallen brethren.

"It's racially based, racially motivated and it will further demarcate racial boundaries in our communities," Anderson-Barker told council members last week.

To further demarcate the Test area, four 30° segments of a black outlined circle of 1.3deg diameter were presented outlining the boundaries of the target area.

For the present study, we generated a set of new RI lines that further demarcate the boundaries of Aec2.

We further demarcate the precise location of several novel cis-elements bearing chromatin boundary activity that appear to segregate successive Hox genes.

The social institution of purdah2 [ 48] further demarcates boundaries between men and women and sets standards of female morality.

Our findings indicate that the observed in vitro activity of ERβ on downstream target genes is directly recapitulated in primary breast tumors and has utility in further demarcating prognostic and therapeutic subgroups in the clinical setting.

As it happens, there is at least one further salient strategy for demarcating the boundaries of corrupt acts.

He adds that Portugal cannot afford to miss this opportunity.Mr Passos Coelho's bold ambitions to go further are partly intended to demarcate Portugal from Greece, where a failure to hit fiscal targets has led Athens to seek a second bail-out.

For groups with sequences representative of eukaryotic lineages, we have further annotated the sequence diversity to demarcate the presence of protist, insect, nematode, fungi, plant, and/or chordate species.