Sentence examples for further demarcated from inspiring English sources
Nina, like Toney and Lolli, was raised in the inner city; for all three, prison further demarcated the already insular social geography.
The nine districts are further demarcated into 65 sub-districts and 197 CHPS zones (as at 2009).
Further differentiation into neural lineages showed distinct structures demarcated by either EGFP or mCherry expression.
The results of our present-day study provide further confirmation that L. reclusa has a well-demarcated distribution, outside which it is unlikely to occur under normal circumstances.
Puncta were defined in images with a constraint of size, and were further defined by watershed transform (e.g., a dumbbell-shaped punctum was demarcated as 2 separate puncta).
Hence, further studies are necessary to investigate signal transduction pathways controlling these locally demarcated regions in H. pylori infected host cells in vitro as well as in vivo, which might have consequences on the physiological balance and integrity of the gastric epithelium in vivo.
If the embryo survives the second phase, foci of fungal invasion are demarcated by immune cells and fibroblasts, visible as plaques, thus limiting further expansion of invasive fungal growth without eliminating the pathogen.
Kappa values also demonstrated good operator agreement ranging between 0.69 and 0.84 (Fig. 2), providing further evidence that the image analysis methodology is a sound approach for the quantification of demarcated opacities and hypoplastic lesions as well as the tooth surface area.
Further complicating matters, gas has been located in at least two large structures straddling the fuzzily demarcated line between Israeli and Palestinian waters.
Further, MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) features of the U251 mouse model correlate with human GBM, including a necrotic centre, poorly demarcated, infiltrative tumour borders and an enhanced rim on T2-weighted imaging; on post-contrast T1-weighted images an intense rim is observed similar to human GBM (Radaelli et al., 2009).
