Sentence examples for strongly demarcated from inspiring English sources
Nearly all modern welfare states developed under the model of the male breadwinner at a time when public and private spheres were strongly demarcated.
The underparts are not strongly demarcated from the upperparts in color and are yellow-brown to gray.
The fourth sternites of males have a more strongly demarcated and narrower depression than those of mature females for accommodating the telson.
The presumptive medulla was strongly demarcated by the presence of dark staining interstitial cells which had no particular association with follicles.
Such CTCF/cohesin-anchored loops are distributed throughout the genome, creating a network of long-range contacts spanning multiple scales, including not only loops that define the borders of strongly demarcated topological domains but also loops within such domains (Phillips-Cremins et al., 2013; Seitan et al., 2013; Sofueva et al., 2013; Zuin et al., 2014).
As described for the lungs of calves with caseonecrotic pneumonia [ 6] the necrotic foci in the joints were demarcated by numerous macrophages strongly expressing iNOS and NT indicating production of NO and peroxynitrite.
Cells are ovoid with a strongly elongated posterior tip and a clearly demarcated rostral flagellar zone.
Raman analysis indicated the microstructure of the deposited coating transformed from Ti Si C N film to TiSi-containing diamond-like carbon films structure, which was strongly influenced by the C2H2 flow rate and is demarcated at a C2H2 flow of 20 sccm.
Comparison of changes in gene expression from published microarray analysis of a distinct ts mutant, abf1 -101 (Loo et al. 1995), in a BY4741 background, revealed that this categorization is robust: changes in the two ts mutants strongly correlate and the two classes of targets are for the most part well demarcated.
Musically the split is just as neatly demarcated.
