Sentence examples for geographic delineation from inspiring English sources

The Land Parcel Identification System database, which resulted from the European Common Agricultural Policy, is crucial for our method since it provides the spatial and temporal basis of our model (i.e., geographic delineation of islets and information about crop sequences).

The major feature of the global distribution of the numerous genetic types of B. tabaci is their strong geographic delineation [15], [16], [18], [19].

However, the need for accurate geographic delineation of the tumour volume has become of particular relevance with the advent of conformal radiotherapy and intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) whereby the shape of the radiotherapy field can be planned to encompass the tumour and metastatic deposits while avoiding sensitive normal tissues, such as small bowel and bladder.

For the P. ponderosa species complex, mitochondrial haplotypes in some cases support further subdivision of OTUs indicated by our plastid evidence, support fewer subdivisions, or suggest different geographic delineations between OTUs.

"We have made it clear that we are willing to accept a compromise, a compromise that does not offend or insult anyone by agreeing to mixed name with a geographic delineation..

Using data for the German hospital market we aim at elaborating the need for differentiating the product market and at investigating the effects of different thresholds for the delineation of the geographic market based on patient flows.

Empirical literature on this specific topic is scarce, especially as it was usually not the most controversial aspect in merger control cases that were overshadowed by disputes about the delineation of the geographic market.

Additionally, geographic misses, due to target volume delineation difficulties using conventional imaging, may also contribute.

Fundus autofluorescence (AF) imaging using confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (cSLO) provides an accurate delineation of areas of geographic atrophy (GA).

Modeling morphological and genetic variation of the target species across Ecuador first required the delineation of each species' geographic range.

Briese et al. (1 ) are to be congratulated for their delineation of the global geographic presence of human rhinovirus (HRV) strains similar to those reported in 2006 from one third of cases of an otherwise pathogen-negative respiratory outbreak in New York.