Sentence examples for making a clear demarcation from inspiring English sources

Its delineation with the papillary dermis (PD), region with lower scattering, is not a plane parallel to the surface but undulates, making a clear demarcation difficult.

The overlay of the mOMAG data (red) on the structural image (Fig. 4(d)) shows location of the blood vessels in the LP, making a clear demarcation from the avascular EP region.

To make a clear demarcation, a cut-off line that would separate the shale zone from that of the sand was developed as shown in Fig. 7.

But the Chamber's list of demands boils down to this: It wants four loopholes that companies could use to escape criminal liability -- and it wants the government to make a clearer demarcation between foreign officials they are not allowed to bribe and those they are.

"I would make a clear line of demarcation between what that Atlanta situation is, a criminal situation with regard to falsification of records, and what this situation is, which is not a criminal investigation," said Michael Conte, a spokesman for the Glen Cove school district.

The subjects such as vulnerability, robustness, flexibility and resilience do not have a clear demarcation and definition [4].

As the Olympics begin and the President makes his mark in China, it would be a great time to establish a clear demarcation line from any policy that could be construed as theologically or culturally exclusive.

In an office, there is a clearer demarcation of roles and areas of responsibility.

Lymphoma on the whole tends to be better marginated than PAC, with a clearer demarcation of tumour and normal tissue.

Subjectively, application of Definity® resulted in a clearer demarcation of the vessels with less blush of the adjacent tissues (Fig. 5).

Respondents nonetheless made a definite demarcation between humans and animals, the former being more fortunate with increased sensory skills.