Sentence examples for sharp demarcation between from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, a sharp demarcation between disease and health is not always apparent.

"The world of academia and the world of money-making are supposed to be separate, and somehow we want to believe that there should be a sharp demarcation between them," Mr. Mackiewicz said.

Even graver in this silencing of women is society's sharp demarcation between gender roles in the public square.

Aristotle's definition (as well as standard topology) suggests that there is always a sharp demarcation between the inside and the outside of a thing.

Moreover, it has received the most attention from computational linguists, because the argument can be made that metaphor pervades language, with no sharp demarcation between literal and metaphorical usage (e.g., Wilks 1978; Carbonell 1980; Lakoff and Johnson 1980; Barnden 2006).

We have also seen how the fading times change with height and the sharp demarcation between the character of the fading and signal powers at heights near 80 km during the day.

This is because in the ensuing decades there has been a sharper demarcation between those who make it to the elite institutions, and those who don't.

A sharp demarcation line between high grade (osteosarcoma) and low grade (meningioma) component was consistent with dedifferentiation [ 12].

However, for higher PMMA concentration sharp demarcation of temperature regimes between thermally activated and solvent assisted ion transport were observed with the glass transition temperature acting as the reference point for transformation from one form of transport mechanism to the other.

A sharp demarcation could be observed between the expression of MMP-2 protein and expanding nodular lesion.

On the other hand, a sharp demarcation was readily apparent between clusters of transplanted nodular hepatocytes and the positive immunostaining for MMP-2 (Fig.  5d f).