Policies and procedures need to reflect clearly delineated obtainable objectives and goals [ 53, 65].
The observations made in cell lines reflect the situation delineated in primary tumors using short-term tissue-slice cultures.
During analysis, three themes were identified, and relations between these themes were delineated to reflect the experiences of participants.
During analysis, four themes were identified, and relations between these themes were delineated to reflect the experiences of the 23 participants.
Four levels of awareness have been delineated which reflect increasingly broad aspects of the definition [ 20], and which lend themselves to different approaches to assessment, from behavioural observation to in-depth interview: sensory registration - the most basic level of awareness of the immediate environment.
The Treasury's recommendations include updating how assessment areas are delineated to better reflect the changing nature of banking, making the evaluation process more timely to enable greater accountability, increasing flexibility and clarity in that process to foster transparency in rating determinations, and incorporating performance incentives for banks to meet the needs of their communities.
The unusual characteristics of epitope and paratope delineated here are likely to reflect respectively virus-immune evasion and antibody-recognition solutions that allow effective neutralization of HIV-1.
The sector delineated by a dotted line reflects the pool of SVs that was still missing at the time point of recovery examined, revealing a delay in SV reformation in the absence of the neuronal dynamins.
The military's thinking circa 1861 was perhaps best delineated by Confederate Gen. Richard Ewell, who, reflecting on his West Point education, purportedly noted that it "taught officers of the 'old army' everything they needed to know about commanding a company of fifty dragoons on the western plains against the Cheyenne Indians, but nothing else".
Massive Attack Blue Lines (1991) Britain's "urban" music has always reflected a diverse multiculturalism, rather than the strictly delineated divides of the mainly American styles that influence it.
Music echoes divine harmony; rhythm and melody imitate the movements of heavenly bodies, thus delineating the music of the spheres and reflecting the moral order of the universe.
