delineation

Examples of delineating

delineating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Experimental methods are critical in delineating the nature and strength of other predispositions enabling social exchange, and what contexts elicit them.
Perhaps methods can be developed to reduce this proof to its bare essentials, delineating as clearly as possible the reason for optimality or infeasibility.
Constituting a new nation and defining its culture meant, among other things, mapping its figurative geography, delineating the nation's boundaries.
One of the difficulties in delineating these lies in the very ubiquity of the body.
Our results constitute a first step in delineating treatment and follow-up protocols that are better suited to the characteristics of individual children.
While hard lines delineating events and their memories may dissolve, areas remain where memorabilities stay intact.
Factorial structure of traits delineating personality disorders in clinical and general population samples.
That exercise requires the cooperation of behavioral ecologists, those who have been at work delineating the costs and benefits of social behavior.
In summary, the reliability of magnetic resonance imaging in delineating splenic location, number, and size has not been proven in the heterotaxy syndromes.
The pictures show the circular contour delineating the damage zone with the remotest damage sites.
The analyses confirmed that some ratios (table 1) are important in delineating females to species.
A new gold standard for delineating the proximal course?
This perspective can assist in examining the range of factors contributing to language development, and delineating the diversity of possible pathways towards communicative competence.
A welcome addition would have been the inclusion of a chapter in this section delineating the merits of such a blend of these two extremes.
Non-invasive methods in humans are important in delineating and localizing different functions and abnormal states in the thalamus.
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