Sentence examples for usually delineated from inspiring English sources

The major parts of the book are usually delineated as follows: prophecies against Judah and Jerusalem (chapters 1 25), narratives about Jeremiah (chapters 26 45), prophecies against foreign nations (chapters 46 51), and a historical appendix (chapter 52).

The layers are usually delineated with changes in the grain size and/or by the erosional contacts.

Motorcycle helmet laws in the United States vary from state to state, and range from no law requiring helmets, partial laws covering a portion of motorcyclists usually delineated by age, and universal laws requiring helmet use among all motorcyclists.

Subcellular compartments are usually delineated by a lipid bilayer to maintain compartment integrity and specific microenvironments.

Three levels of production are usually delineated: primary, secondary, and tertiary production.

First, as the tumour outline is usually better delineated on the high b value diffusion-weighted image compared with the ADC map, it is easier to mark out the tumour contour when the ROI is drawn on the b value image (Fig. 6).

Mapping soil usually involves delineating soil types that have identifiable characteristics.

For immunological studies much of the modelling has focused on either PK or PD, and since multiple drugs are usually used, delineating the relative contributions of each is challenging.

Usually, these vessels are delineated according to their diameter and a cut-off value of 20 μm is used to differentiate capillaries from venules.

ALP's letter appears a number of times throughout the book, in a number of different forms, and as its contents cannot be definitively delineated, it is usually believed to be both an exoneration of HCE, and an indictment of his sin.

In many societies "proper" social relationships require that female reproductive capacity is always under clearly delineated male control, usually by the girl's father before marriage and by her husband after marriage.