Sentence examples for through demarcation of from inspiring English sources

EphB/ephrin-B interactions also have been shown to influence development of the vasculature through demarcation of arteries and veins (Adams et al., 1999) and regulation of endothelial cell sprouting (Wang et al., 2010) and motility (Bochenek et al., 2010).

In congressional debates and in her feisty newspaper column, she has called for more roads through the Amazon, congressional control over demarcation of indigenous reserves, more efficient monocultures, and the approval of genetically modified "terminator seeds".

Her support – in parliament and in an acerbic newspaper column – for more roads through the Amazon, congressional control over demarcation of indigenous reserves, more efficient monocultures and genetically modified "terminator seeds" has earned her the wrath of environmentalists who have called her "Miss Deforestation", "chainsaw queen" and the "face of evil".

And just as the demarcation of non-human species is justified through its scientific usefulness, so too are human racial categories justified.

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No pink or other colour-coded demarcation of gender.

It means the demarcation of a new border.

"It's a very clear demarcation of passing a barrier".

I'm sure I read him without any clear demarcation of difference.

One symbolically important step with practical consequences has been the demarcation of indigenous lands.

It was also, however, a demarcation of a deep strategic difference with Mr. Case.