Sentence examples for more demarcated from inspiring English sources

We debate the end of gender binarism, but I have never seen it more demarcated in my lifetime, both in terms of how people dress and what children are given to play with.

Tasmanian botanist Ronald Campbell Gunn collected material in October 1845 from that state, which Berkeley felt differed from previous collections in having more demarcated and less decurrent gills and a shorter stipe, and named it Agaricus phosphorus in 1848.

For AHWs there was an unconditional quality to the care provided, subtly blending the more demarcated work responsibilities with diffuse personal obligations in the community.

Extended passaging beyond 4 generations resulted in progressively less invasive tumours that displayed a more demarcated transition towards the surrounding host tissue.

In our model, the angiogenic phenotype showed more demarcated tumors and contrast enhancement on MRI, while the invasive tumors showed ill-defined borders and no contrast enhancement (Fig.  1c).

Since Sept. 11, the class system at airports is more sharply demarcated than ever.

In these bivalves, too, the adductor muscle is more clearly demarcated into "quick" (striated) and "slow" (smooth) components for rapid and sustained adduction respectively.

In the Bay Area, the market had always been more clearly demarcated: the Giants had the rights to San Francisco and San Mateo Counties, and the A's controlled Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.

In France a similar logic exists to the UK, although with more clearly demarcated institutions that are tasked with scrutinizing government expenditure.

Though it was reddened, I could clearly see that Matt had already created the illusion of my scalp being thickly stubbled, my hairline more clearly demarcated.

The fourth sternites of males have a more strongly demarcated and narrower depression than those of mature females for accommodating the telson.