Sentence examples for with demarcated from inspiring English sources
And if that happens, would the Westphalia-style Islamic State receive official recognition as a new country in the Middle East--perhaps East--perhaps East--perhapsbassies, and a UN seat?
Breastfeeding and age of child were statistically significantly associated with demarcated opacity (p<0.001).
The lesions were characteristically multiple, superficial, and small (greatest dimension 3.7 ± 0.5 mm; range, 3-6 mm), with demarcated margins and clean surfaces.
Because our modern political system organizes human beings into nation-states with demarcated boundaries, citizenship of a state is often a prerequisite for claiming ostensibly universal human rights.
The community consists of a formal sector with demarcated, individually numbered plots with electricity, water and plumbing services, and an informal sector of shacks sharing communal services.
Mild lesions were those with demarcated opacities present in the non-stress bearing areas of the molars with no enamel loss from fracturing [ 5].
Tobaru et al. [ 15] defined type VI severe pit patterns as areas with poorly demarcated pits and with pits showing faded or unstained stromal areas.
Men with sharply demarcated blast infiltrates with EMA- and/or J-chain expression and abdominal, splenic, or axillary localization are more likely to have "LP type" DLBCL.
In general, there were no significant differences in the rank positions between the fluoridated and non-fluoridated communities, with the exception of teeth with caries and teeth with large demarcated opacities.
In general, there were no differences in the rank positions between the two cities, with the exception of the rank positions of teeth with caries and teeth with large demarcated opacities which were ranked 9 and 10 in Newcastle but in Manchester caries and large demarcated opacities were ranked 10 and 9 respectively.
Nuclei of epithelial tumor cells with well demarcated, clean, and nonoverlapping borders with absence of pyknosis were selected.
