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Subsequently, Facklam (2002) devised an identification scheme based on phenotypic characteristics that could delineate species into these same groups plus an additional one that he named sanguinis.

Austin thought there was a relatively clear notion of what it is inappropriate to say, and that we could delineate truth-conditions by identifying instances of inappropriateness (Warner, 2012).

A case example of an inferotemporal branch retinal vein occlusion shows that RetiView could delineate areas of capillary nonperfusion, sclerosed blood vessels, laser scars, and neovascularization, which is similar to the FFA images– 5(d)).

Putative marker sets for disease trait have been identified, that could help to delineate homogeneous depression or schizophrenia subgroups based on biological evidence and, in the long term, generate objective criteria for patient selection.

A side effect of Mr. Schwarzenegger's campaign was that it so successfully wiped out distinctions between reality and its theme-park simulation that few, including the news media, could delineate one from the other by the end.

Nevertheless, we could delineate a new ST8Sia specific family-motif that we named "C-term" (Fig. 1).

We hypothesized that DNA methylation events might be important determinants of tumor biology, could delineate tumor groups with distinct survival differences, and may help identify early etiologic events in breast carcinogenesis.

But it arguably could delineate Trump from truly dangerous and "terrifying" world leaders that his detractors compare him to.

But, through sewing, I could delineate a personal physical space.

The time resolved emission studies could delineate the lifetimes of various emissions.

Characterization of TB granulomas could delineate the cascades of immune signaling patterns and immune cell recruitment.