Sentence examples for lead demarcation from inspiring English sources

Mapping, compound numbering, and recording of global positioning system (GPS) coordinates were done in collaboration with the Nigeria's National Population Commission (NPopC), which has the mandate and resources to lead demarcation and other activities for census taking in Nigeria.

While it is possible that transcript profiling of a higher number of DSD-patients could lead to demarcation of even diagnosis-specific patient clusters, the consistency of the transcript profiles across the different diagnoses argues strongly that these four categories are relatively robust.

Breakdown of peri-photoreceptor vascular demarcation leads to retinal angiomatous proliferation or choroidal neovascularization, two variants of vascular invasion of the photoreceptor layer in age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading cause of irreversible blindness in industrialized nations.

Then, to investigate how such asymmetric interactions can lead to a stable demarcation line, we construct reaction-diffusion models for colony expansion of kin-discriminatory strains.

Five match points were seen on the lead surface with clear demarcation (Fig. 5).

Five match points were seen on the lead surface with clear demarcation whereas only three points of individual characteristics marks were observed on plasticine surface.

This approach led to the precise demarcation of a strong selective sweep in deletion Df(1 ED6906.

(Carer E) This sense of ultimate responsibility led to a clear demarcation between the ways different forms of support were accessed and managed.

The analysis presented above and application of the newly proposed additional demarcation criteria leads us to conclude that tomato chocolàte virus is a new species in the genus Torradovirus.

The ruling in favor of the Mayangna community subsequently led to Law 445, and demanded the Nicaraguan government to carry out communal land demarcation.

The trauma of that day led us to expect an abrupt demarcation in our lives and in the life of the nation.