Sentence examples for robust demarcation from inspiring English sources
The notion of self-disorder, however, presents a more specific, articulated, and robust demarcation of the schizophrenia spectrum disorders.
Additional aHEV genomes could facilitate more penetrating insights into their epidemiologic features and evolutionary mechanisms and also could serve as molecular bases for reliable and robust demarcation criteria in future classification proposals.
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The entire graft was noted to have good perfusion in 66 of 150 patients (44%), whereas in 84 (66%) patients a line of demarcation was noted between rapid, bright perfusion and slower, less robust perfusion in the fundus of the gastric tube.
Often, though, there was a point of demarcation where rapid and bright perfusion transitioned into slower and less robust perfusion.
While significant methodological and technological advancements have led to more analytically robust assessments of landscape connectivity, the end result of these efforts is often the demarcation of corridor areas void of any significant detailed physical design of their interiors.
We propose that this simple, robust approach can be applied across a broad range of clinically relevant samples to allow demarcation of regulatory elements of considerable prognostic significance.
No class demarcation intended.
Early scientists defied that demarcation.
The line of demarcation is not clear.
