Sentence examples for were not demarcated from inspiring English sources

True-DM and IFG groups were not demarcated in the glucose tolerance test, implying that some people in the IFG group may actually have had DM.

North Borneo (later Sabah) to the northeast was obtained by a British company to promote trade and suppress piracy, but it was not demarcated until 1912.

The same applies to caves and hollows that always possess an entrance that is demarcated by a fiat boundaryimmat (the only type of hole that is not demarcated by a portion of fiat boundaryimmat are closed cavities).

The final leg-bearing segment is not demarcated until shortly before hatching.

Interpolation is likely a major component of this error, as interpolation is necessary whenever the submitted address is not demarcated on the street map.

In this regard, the clathrin coats at the cell surface are distinct from many other intracellular cargo sorting coats in that the selected assembly site is not demarcated by deposition of a GTP-bound small GTPase (Ren et al., 2013).

Bird wing morphology is unique among the known flying vertebrates (which also include bats and pterosaurs) in that the distal extent of the wing is not demarcated by skeletal features [ 18, 19].

Our study reveals that the group-based principles for action, as defined in CoM, are not demarcated entities, but rather represent a range of intertwined values and principles to organise (group) processes [ 25, 37].

The distinctions between the three were not clearly demarcated in practice; rites and concepts from each flowed into the other.

These nodules were not well demarcated from surrounding peripheral nerve tissue.

She's not particularly fussed about pronouns or names, either, reflecting her long history in a world where the boundaries between gay, drag, and trans were not as well demarcated as they are today.