Sentence examples for terms delineated from inspiring English sources

Fifteen GO terms delineated coherent functions related to apoptosis (e.g. DNA damage, regulation of cell cycle, regulation of apoptosis by TNF receptors and mitochondrial signals).

After all, what is humanity but a subjective term delineating the worth of the human being meant by it?

In the case of natural product research, phylogenetic relationships are proving to be highlyinformative in terms of delineating the architecture and function of the genes involved in secondary metabolite biosynthesis.

The paper also describes a complementary approach that significantly reduces the time and effort spent by human beings in articulating their requirements, and specifically, in terms of delineating the indifference points among a set of feasible alternatives.

In order to detect movements in the coefficient over the business cycle, it is necessary first to date the business cycles in terms of delineating phases of recession and expansion.

The President was in a tough spot in terms of delineating the endgame.

We also studied diagnostic accuracy in terms of delineating PD from non-parkinsonian (APS) syndromes.

Nevertheless, we acknowledge that use of the single HEK-293 cell line model has limitations in terms of delineating the general biological implications of the identified FUS and EWS gene binding profiles.

While political strategists and pundits tend think in terms of sharply delineated issues, most voters do not.

Another mammary carcinoma subtype that has recently been delineated, termed claudin-low, exhibits high expression of genes involved in epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), such as SNAI1 and TWIST1, and cancer stem cell-like features [ 4, 5].

Internal-combustion engines can be delineated in terms of a series of thermodynamic events.