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MCC SDL and DCPD SDL material pairs were able to be differentiated between scales of 10 and 10,000 μm2, however, MCC DCPD pairs were only differentiable between 300 and 2000 μm2.

Reported job search methods in those 2 years could only be differentiated between using and not using contacts.

When considering expansion of CD4-guided treatment initiation, thresholds may furthermore need to be differentiated between populations, to account for geographical and age/sex differences in pre-infection distributions [10].

It has to be differentiated between vertical tumor invasion depth and delineating lateral tumor borders.

The literature on management and recruitment can broadly be differentiated between sociological theories of professions and the more "generic" management literature, often applied to the private sector.

Our examination focused on four non-yield phenotypes that are reported to be differentiated between upland and irrigated rice: root weight, maximal main root length, tiller number, and plant height.

Small and large firms are differentiated between because very few recruiters have 25 or more employees, see Table 4. Therefore, the large firms provide a better indication of mobility for the paid employees hired by large private sector firms.

Between 1998 and 2007/08 questions about dummy alarms, window bars/grilles and security chains were added, and lights were differentiated between indoor lights, and external lights on a timer or sensor.

The data is aggregated from across the country, and is differentiated between midrange and upscale properties.

Locating genomic polymorphisms which are differentiated between serpentine and non-serpentine populations would provide candidate loci for serpentine adaptation.

Between the four populations used in this study, many more loci are differentiated between serpentine and granitic populations than along other geographic axes.