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Because the NYCMap records elevations above sea level, it can delineate which blocks and roads may be inundated.

Study of such issues is of significant importance because it can delineate the possible range of parameters where methane production can be economically viable.

It can delineate and map the snow under mountain shadow and is not influenced by topographic conditions (Kulkarni et al., 2006).

AIMS: To evaluate whether modern ultrasound examination helps to establish the diagnosis of head and neck venous vascular malformations (VVMs) and whether it can delineate their full extent.

Meir et al. (2007) concluded that, using the integration between geophysical and hydraulic data, it can delineate of the main flowing features and showed that such features are directly or indirectly linked to karst phenomena.

The illuminating misperceptions of a child; the possibly illuminating flashes and blackouts of an imploded mind: such swerves off the conventional fictional track can delineate it in ways that a steady narrative may not.

Owing to its better soft tissue contrast, MR imaging can delineate the entire extent of these tumours, particularly when combined with diffusion weighted imaging.

Modern sonograms are so powerful that they can delineate tiny fingers and toes.

"By their very nature, probiotics are safe bacteria, and if we can delineate those that have benefits for mental health, that would be a major advance for neuroscience and psychiatry.

But there are also relatively enduring socio-historical contexts that we can delineate as nation-states and historical periods.

Cross-sectional imaging, on the other hand, can delineate the aneurysmal sac and detect mural thrombus [23] (Fig. 9).