Príklady demarcated

• Developing specialist services for older people therefore raises challenging issues, especially when needs are demarcated by sociallyconstructed definitions.

• The sentences were presented visually, phrase-by-phrase (the phrase durations are demarcated by the vertical dashed lines).

• Legal norms are not neatly demarcated within the legal materials.

• Society is merely some group of persons, but community is demarcated and unified by a cause, and consists of all persons loyal to that cause.

• The other papers clearly demarcated separate areas of how acute exacerbations were experienced and the patient's view on care.

• The borderline between savanna and forest boundary was clearly demarcated by high grass cover in the savanna and a change in grass species composition.

• This will have implications for professional=nonprofessional boundaries which have traditionally been clearly demarcated, and again raise issues of accountability and responsibility.

• An additional plot of the same size was demarcated and left under natural fallow.

• This substance frequently ends abruptly on the nuclear side, being sharply demarcated, by a straight line, from the rest of the parasite.

• Lesions were sharply demarcated by a lymphocytic wall.

• Thinking in terms of sharply demarcated systems in this way draws attention to the fact that they are highly autonomous in their operations.

• British consular court records, in particular, offer a unique perspective on the range of moral boundaries that demarcated colonial life.

• It demarcated a particular group of writers from a particular part of the territory.

• Five farmers were selected randomly at each site and a 20-m2 plot was demarcated just after maize sowing.

• Her research undermined the assumption that the lineage was a unitary, clearly demarcated social unit.