Sentence examples for upper delineations from inspiring English sources

"L" and "U" on 5 and 6 of the 10-degree JMA scale indicate "lower" and "upper" delineations.

The inhibitor binds non-covalently to the concave surface of the upper β-sheet and enables delineation of the S4 to S3′ substrate specificity pockets of the enzyme.

Fig. 1 Map of the Yangtze River drainage basin showing the locations of sampling sites in this study, and delineation of the uppermost, upper, middle, and lower parts of the mainstream and their drainage basins.

However, these must be weighed against disadvantages, recognised as (i) high computational demand, (ii) delineation methods can only distinguish trees in the upper canopy leading to biomass underestimation, and (iii) over- or under-segmentation of large trees can result in bias Coomes et al. (2017).

The first step involves the delineation of a side-slope profile by locating the lower and upper boundaries.

Parts a (upper row) show the results of p95 (tree height) structural variable in variant III (10% delineation threshold, left column) and variant II (5% delineation threshold, right column), parts b (middle row) indicate the results of pFRAMe (density) variable, and parts c (bottom row) exhibit intersection (overlapping part) of both variables.

When the transducer was placed across the ribs longitudinally, the location of the ribs allowed for the accurate delineation of the pleural line, a roughly horizontal hyper-echoic line between the upper and lower ribs.

(Upper right): an overview map of Tanzania and the location of Iringa District, (upper middle): Iringa Rural District with delineation of the two study sites.

To give a sharper delineation to the trajectories in the third age, we compute peak ages for various models with their upper peak or limit (2.5%) and the implied standard deviation computed using Fieller's theorem (Fieller, 1932, 1954; Hirschberg & Lye, 2010); these are shown in Table 2 top panel.

Those delineations remain in place today.

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