Sentence examples for state delineated from inspiring English sources

However, the process of establishing control over land use activities within a targeted area is a challenge, particularly when these areas exist outside of the boundaries of state delineated protected areas and encompass diverse landscapes where people are living and working.

A map with these states delineated is reminiscent of the maps showing where George W. Bush received the most votes in November.

He considered a run for the Senate last year, quotes Hubert Humphrey on America's "third-rate knowledge of the world" and predicts a future when nation-states, delineated by sharp boundaries and unilateral wars, will be overthrown for "market-states," in which economic and political cooperation will be necessary to fight terrorism.

By analysing the bifurcation diagrams we detect three distinct states delineated by the activity of PERK.

We analyzed CHD1 and CHD2 occupancy by calculating the enrichment of CHD1 and CHD2 from ChIP-seq data in relation to the chromatin states delineated by Ernst et al. [ 28].

It also syncs well with public attitudes in the state as delineated in recent polling by Siena College.

Costs per health state are delineated in Table 1.

Our findings delineated state-by-state transitions underlying DR development, and our assessment of population risk factors influencing progressive and regressive state transitions yielded the evidence for the role of blood pressure and glycemic control in DR development.

Through a participatory GIS approach, the boundaries of the state-owned forest land were delineated and the remaining forest areas were declared as community/private owned forest.

Epigenetic evidence suggests that dementia is not a suddenly occurring and sharply delineated state, but rather a gradual change in crucial cellular pathways, that transforms an otherwise healthy state, as a result of neurodegeneration, to a dysfunctional state.

The state dinner crashers delineated those limits too.