Two homes, neatly delineated, with their respective pets.
From our findings, the desired mechanical parameters of attachment structures can conveniently be delineated in newly developed adhesion design maps.
Only through the careful pathological assessment of such cases, however, often assisted by new pathological techniques (for example, new antibodies, genetic probes), will progress in delineating new or newly recognised diseases evolve.
She delineated that this is not just for "the newly divorced, but also for those still struggling or trying to build or rebuild their own life at any time after the end of a relationship.
Gideon Rose, newly installed as the editor of Foreign Affairs, reminds us in his wonderfully delineated "How Wars End" that Iraq was extraordinary only for the scale of the miscalculation.
Our newly developed method has the advantage of taking into account both the area under the curve delineated by the vessel and the directional changes along the vessel path, with improved sensitivity.
The newly generated MSP for four Monilinia brown rot fungi, based on material from in vitro cultures, thus clearly delineated three groups: M. fructicola, M. laxa and M. fructigena/M.
However, at the national level, the newly independent Kenya government, with assistance of western countries, enacted 5- and 10-year development plans within which the government delineated the roles urban and rural populations would play.
Genetic work has delineated two main modes of DDT in all organisms: an error-free mode involving recombination in which one newly synthesized strand is used as a template for replication of the blocked nascent strand, and an error-prone mode involving translesion synthesis (TLS) and which is largely accountable for mutagenesis (reviewed in Friedberg, 2005; Branzei, 2011).
It delineated my credits.
