Sentence examples for be differentiated from normal from inspiring English sources

Since previous studies have found normal subjects showing scores as high as 7, all the pre-SCA2 participants could not be differentiated from normal volunteers based on the SARA score, confirming their clinically presymptomatic status [27].

They confirmed these findings using stereotactic brain biopsies, and found that active tumours could be differentiated from normal, edematous, gliotic, or necrotic tissue with 90%% sensitivity and 86 % specificity by use of a CNI threshold of 2.5.

Based on the data presented it is suggested that these parameters, and the indexes based on them, would allow cancerous tissues to be differentiated from normal tissues and those with fibrocystic changes.

They are often parallel to the cortex and here perpendicular to the main orientation of the trabecular bone; thus they can be differentiated from normal trabeculae.

They are the focal lesions of colonic mucosa consisting of several enlarged/aberrant/elliptical shape crypts which can be differentiated from normal crypts [ 25].

This study is designed to test the hypothesis that pulmonary pathology can be differentiated from normal using computerised lung sound analysis (CLSA).

BRCAX-B tumours on the other hand were differentiated from normal tissue only by the downregulation of Cluster 2 miRNAs related to pathways regulating cell proliferation, cell death and cell cycles.

In addition, some slow-motion scenes are quite difficult to be differentiated from the normal ones, even by the human eye.

Further, another study suggested that subjects with chronic liver diseases could be differentiated from those with normal liver function by comparing the levels of some sulfur-containing compounds [ 11].

In conclusion, our study identifies clinical, echocardiographic, hemodynamic, pulmonary function, and serologic variables that allow SSc patients with BoPAP to be differentiated from SSc patients with normal mPAPs and PAH.

Identification of DEC strains requires that these organisms be differentiated from non-pathogenic members that constitute normal intestinal flora.