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Few published reports examine the development of holistic face processing across the lifespan such that face-specific processes are adequately differentiated from general developmental effects.

Finally, residual masses may not be adequately differentiated from fibrosis, with no viable tumor, by means of standard imaging modalities, and would never be considered as complete responses by RECIST [ 23].

If during these trials treatment failures are not adequately differentiated from cases of exogenous re-infection, promising new drug candidates may be abandoned erroneously.

"We're not adequately differentiating normal from pathological if we just use the criteria that are in the syndrome definitions," said Dr. Darrel A. Regier, director of research for the American Psychiatric Association.

Flow cytometric analysis was unable to adequately differentiate between the two cell lines.

15 More studies will be needed to determine whether the NPI can adequately differentiate different pathological conditions.

Surgical oncology training is now recognized to embody cognitive and practice skills that adequately differentiate it as general surgical subspecialty.

Our framework can be differentiated from others.

If Woolhouse is right, then Locke has no way to make good on his intended analogy and he is unable to adequately differentiate modes from substances.

The onset of LOS is most frequently defined at 72 h after birth, a cut-off time point considered to adequately differentiate LOS from EOS in terms of the spectrum of causative pathogens (table 1).

Exposure of BioMax Film (Kodak) for one hour or less was sufficient to adequately differentiate true bands from background.