Sentence examples for help demarcate from inspiring English sources

Headphones help demarcate personal space.

Because of this, a first step in our discussion is to scrutinize the distinction between treatment and enhancement, to see if it can help demarcate where different melioristic ideals diverge.

These formed at separate times, and help demarcate stratigraphic units.

In this context, GAGA factor associated histone-depleted regions identified in the intergenic stretches between murine Hox genes suggest sites of potential regulatory function that could help demarcate their domains of expression.

In addition, more work needs to be directed at comparing the MOS-HIV and other putatively HIV-targeted instruments to one another to help demarcate aspects of HRQOL that are truly generic versus specific to HIV disease.

More importantly, additional work needs to be directed at comparing the MOS-HIV and other putatively HIV-targeted instruments to one another to help demarcate aspects of HRQOL that are truly generic versus specific to HIV disease.

It helps demarcate life's most important border: here's where you end and I begin.

Bleeding on implantation of the first foetus probably helped demarcate the two pregnancies.

Nonetheless, the prevalence of the risk factors/antecedents observed in cases and controls helps demarcate potential targets for preventative interventions for these disorders.

While I am not arguing that rating scales invented the category of the dementia patient in this period, I show how they helped demarcate dementia patients from 'normal' individuals and those with illnesses such as depression.

The Williams anthology became standard for jazz-appreciation classes, and on first inspection it appeared only to help you demarcate a big story and save time.