However, adults who supervise participants in youth soccer should minimize the use of the technique of heading the ball, until the potential for permanent cognitive impairment is further delineated".
Network alignment is further delineated into two sub-problems: local alignment, to find small conserved motifs across networks, and global alignment, which attempts to find a best mapping between all nodes of the two networks.
Finally, in the research setting, when a new syndrome is described or when the clinical spectrum of an already-described disorder is further delineated, medical photographs are critical pieces of information that form the basis for phenotype recognition by other clinicians.
Broderie anglaise, (French: "English embroidery"), form of whitework embroidery in which round or oval holes are pierced in the material (such as cotton), and the cut edges then overcast; these holes, or eyelets, are grouped in a pattern that is further delineated by simple embroidery stitches on the surrounding material.
This is further delineated using known metabolic effectors including the mitochondrial modulators, oligomycin, antimycin A and FCCP and the CPT-1 inhibitor Etomoxir.
Generally, the IELTS speaking construct is definable as oral proficiency; nevertheless, from an examiner's perspective, this speaking construct is further delineated via the rating criteria which is an operationalized format of the main variables identified within.
How this potential divergence in signaling may affect sensory neuron function is yet to be determined and ongoing research is further delineating the differential roles that insulin and IGF-1 may play in sensory nerve biology.
Finally, the present findings offer prognostic tools, which need to be further delineated in larger, prospective investigations.
Our results suggest that the MCC's involvement in processing pain can be further delineated by considering how the magnitude of the BOLD response is related to white matter microstructural coherence and to subjective perception of pain.
