Sentence examples for identifying and delimiting from inspiring English sources

Vilhena, D. A. & Antonelli, A. A network approach for identifying and delimiting biogeographical regions.

To optimise use of the results for landscape planning, the study describes analysis at two hierarchical scales: (1) the regional level where the aim was to locate combinations of environmental resources suitable for human use for application in strategic planning; and (2) the landscape level where identifying and delimiting cultural environments for local planning was the aim.

A third debate is concerned with different criteria that have been proposed for identifying and delimiting inheritance systems.

A different approach to characterizing and possibly for identifying and delimiting inheritance systems posits that to count as an inheritance system a system has to have evolved for the purpose of transmitting hereditary information, i.e., to have the "meta-function" of producing heritable phenotypes (Shea 2007).

High-level glaciofluvial erosional scars in central Pennsylvania, identified and delimited using LiDAR data, define the approximate ice depth during a pre-Wisconsin advance, > 770,000 BP, on a landscape unaffected by Wisconsin glaciation.

During such evaluations, the patient remains conscious and can report back to the surgeons, who can therefore electrically stimulate the brain to identify and delimit the abnormal tissue, while also identifying nearby tissue that performs important functions and must be spared.

The brain nuclei evidencing Fos-IR were identified and delimited according to atlas of Paxinos [ 21].

Despite this increased attention, one of the most fundamental challenges of conservation remains unsolved and contentious: how do we accurately identify and delimit manageable units of biodiversity [ 1- 9]?

Using the map, a major QTL qCmB2 for dwarfism in C. maxima was identified and delimited to a 420-kb physical interval.

GPs play a key role in the detection and management of medically unexplained symptoms (MUS), 1 but the lack of appropriate and accurate diagnostic standards that can identify and delimit moderate-to-severe MUS, or functional disorders, hampers optimal patient management.

Despite their fundamental importance and widespread application, identifying, defining and delimiting species is still one of the most disputed and controversial tasks in evolutionary biology [ 9].