Sentence examples for normal demarcation from inspiring English sources

But then the normal demarcation between board and management, on the one hand, and editorial on the other, does not exist.

The story, among other narrative lines, involves a father-son relationship that moves outside the normal borders of demarcation.

Clustering indicates a clear demarcation between normal and most cancer samples (Figure 5).

For both of these applications, the T1 relaxivity of the agent can affect detection and anatomic demarcation of normal anatomy as well as pathology by reducing the T1 relaxation rate of tissue and generating positive contrast in T1-weighted images.

In the U87 model, tumours show clear demarcation from normal parenchyma without the diffusely infiltrative pattern of GBM and lack GFAP or S100B immune staining.

Signal intensity and morphology of the gastric tumors and demarcation to normal gastric wall were used to describe characteristics of tumor presentation.

Image analysis revealed that in four out of six incorrectly staged T factors, tumors were described as inhomogeneous or diffuse concerning demarcation to normal gastric wall.

Categorizing individuals into those with or without the health effect (and thereby defining the rate of quantal "response" to be characterized by the exposure-response analysis) may involve an arbitrary demarcation between normal and marginal cases.

In the small-pore group, there was no invasion of the filter by cytoplasmic processes and thick fibrous capsules developed around implants creating a sharp demarcation between normal cells and the Millipore filter.

We can easily gain objective demarcation line between normal brain tissue and tumour tissue according to the density of FECH staining.

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