For some sources, there are sufficient indications (such as geological, tectonic, seismicity, and so forth) to delineate source zone boundary reliably, while for others, boundaries are indicated from indirect indications (magnitude lineaments, geomorphology, and so forth).
Once the village is liberated, "the lyricism Vera employed so movingly to delineate the suffering of the freedom fighters acts like a klieg light, exposing carnage motivated simply by brutality for its own sake," Alix Wilber said here last year.
He traces its history through real-life issues — migration, labor, audiences, record sales, nightclubs — pausing every so often to delineate how different the story of this music is, in which someone who was unknown in his own time, like Johnson, can be the king of it.
But whether the reproduction trait of goat is associated with the BMP4 polymorphism, needs to be further defined by association studies in more populations so as to delineate an effect on it.
He uses line not so much to delineate shape but, according to art historian Anne Hollander, "to scratch forms into existence and then splinter them, as a squinting, half blind eye might apprehend them, to create the distorting visual detritus that shudders around the edge of things seen in agonized haste ..
Clearly it is not possible for any single item to capture sufficient detail so as to delineate the appropriate clinical pathway that should be pursued.
Dissecting these pathways so as to delineate "driver" and "passenger" oncogenes or tumor suppressors will provide invaluable information to aid in the development and testing of novel single and combination therapies.
The two countries have so far failed to delineate their common border, settle the status of the oil-rich region of Abyei, which straddles the disputed border, and resolve accusations traded by both sides that the other is supporting rebels.
In doing so, we aim to delineate the boundary conditions of our hypothesized relations.
Unfortunately, we were so far unable to delineate the reasons for the premature deaths in the Mcph1gt/gt animals.
These observations illustrate not only the feasibility of assessing interactions between epigenetic, genetic, and environmental factors, but also the importance of doing so in order to delineate complex biological relationships and identify susceptible subpopulations.
