Sentence examples for group demarcation from inspiring English sources

This was explicitly tested by plotting the proportion of embedded quartets in agreement, against the proportion in disagreement with the groups inferred from the phenotypic data (Figure S2; see methods for group demarcation; [46]).

Subdivision of communal pastoral lands started with group ranch demarcations in 1968, which restricted herd movements in the pastoral areas.

In the epithelial cells (E), they were intact in the normal lens of control group showing distinct demarcation between the cortex (C) and nucleus (Fig. 2).

And Abkhazia has said that a recent Georgian special operation to clear a defiant paramilitary group from a gorge near its demarcation line signals preparation for war.

This may be the case because blue- and white-collar workers belong to the same union, meaning that there are fewer lines of demarcation between these groups.

Though the Camerata plays on modern instruments, he has clearly encouraged his players to emulate some of the ways of early music ensembles, especially the fleet tempos and clear, clipped demarcation of phrase groups.

This book explores the new European multiculturalism and how post-migrant Islam calls into question the nature of boundaries between various ethnic-religious groups, as well as the demarcation lines within ethnic-religious communities.

Clearly, there is no unique demarcation between these two groups in the PCA space.

The AP notes that while more than 600 demarcation plans for indigenous groups are pending, only seven new indigenous territories were created last year.

However, the grafts in the TSA-treated group did not show any blurred demarcations with more connective tissue filling compared with the control group.

Our data do not demonstrate a clear-cut demarcation line between the groups of E and L genes, suggesting that the categorization of herpesvirus genes on the basis of the requirements for DNA replication might be arbitrary.