Sentence examples for with demarcations from inspiring English sources

Partial eta-squared (η p 2) is reported as a measure of effect size, with demarcations of small (<0.09), medium (>0.09 < 0.25) and large (>0.25) effects.

To report a series of macula-sparing rhegmatogenous retinal detachments (MSRRDs) treated with demarcation laser photocoagulation (DLP).

With this delimitation, we obtained study areas with demarcation criteria for opportunities and similar relationships, adapted to the study of congestion.

Apart from networks of sidechain-sidechain hydrogen bonds there are certain key points at which this closure is achieved in the sidechain-backbone hydrogen bonds and these are associated with demarcation points at the start or end of stretches of secondary structure.

Blastocyst formation coincides with demarcation of the first two lineages in the mammalian preimplantation embryo: the ICM that gives rise to the embryo proper, extraembryonic endoderm and mesoderm, and the trophectoderm (TE) that generates the placenta [29], [30].

The categories are defined and collected together with demarcation rules and anchor examples in a code-decode guide which forms the guideline for the classification of passages.

We geocoded addresses for all participants onto an area map with demarcation of areas of District Boards and Tertiary Planning Units (TPU) for which ecological level sociodemographic variables could be obtained from the 2001 Census (Census and Statistics Department, Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 2002).

The retinal detachment resolved spontaneously, and the tear was treated with laser demarcation with good visual outcome.

It is important to note that the demands of the National Front transcended the oil issue, as the party pressed for representative government with constitutional demarcations of power.

The fortunate ones have been offered space in rough cinder block homes, on narrow streets that ramble down a slope from the border, with wire demarcations.

Kaplan may argue that the brightly colored patches of sovereign territory on a two-­dimensional map obscure Nature's primordial blueprint, but citizens now have incentives to obscure the lines of their governments with the demarcations of their own communities, imagined and real.