The participants remain private persons, rather than that they become citizens (with public responsibilities), which seems vital to the shared liberal state value of a clear delineation between the public and the private sphere.
The features shared by the local speech of different regions allow the delineation of dialect groups, of which the Greeks themselves were aware.
At the same time, his close attention to detail and painstaking accuracy in the delineation of plants and grasses betray the scientific concern shared by many Romantic artists.
On issues such as an amnesty plan and creating a plan to disarm militias, the report weakly claims that it is premature to assess progress, but on the most important benchmarks like national reconciliation, oil revenues sharing plan, and a delineation of provincial powers, it is clear that progress has been unsatisfactory.
The delineation of the Cas array subtypes was supported by the repeat sequences, which frequently shared subtype-specific conservation and averaged between 29 nt (subtypes I-E and I-B) and 37 nt (subtypes I-C and I-U).
Search for trends and patterns in the FOL is a productive direction of study that leads to the delineation of ensembles of FUEs that evolve coherently for a certain time span owing to a shared history of vertical inheritance or horizontal gene transfer; these ensembles are commonly known as genomes, taxa, or clades, depending on the level of analysis.
As James Heisig puts it, the Kyoto School thinkers in general do not share an important assumption of Western philosophy as a whole, namely, a "clear delineation between philosophy and religion" (Heisig 2001, 13 14).
The comparison between mRNA datasets showed a clear delineation between mid-bloom and post-bloom, with mid-bloom mRNA sharing ∼50% of their nucleic acid transcripts and post-bloom sharing >95% of their nucleic acid transcripts.
The modular nature of eukaryotic proteins presents a considerable challenge to the delineation of families, as different local regions within a single protein may share common ancestry with distinct, even mutually exclusive, sets of homologs, thereby creating an intricate web of homologous relationships if full-length sequences are taken as the unit of evolution.
Because of the small number of half sibs in our sample and the non-delineation of household effects in our data set, the effect due to sharing the same mother is almost indistinguishable from the sibship effect.
