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Increased levels of IgG-Ptx induced through vaccination with acellular pertussis vaccines cannot be distinguished from high levels due to infection and the high seroprevalence in children below 8 years of age in the 2006 2007 survey are likely to be induced by vaccination and not by natural infection [16], [25].

Shock wave treatments are to be distinguished from high intensity ultrasound used in liposculpturing (Adamo et al 1997; Rohrich et al 2000).

With this model in mind, we further hypothesized that these low quality hits could be distinguished from high quality hits without tedious postscreening efforts if one employs a redundant library in which each compound is represented by several beads.

Low level mindreading in the realm of basic empathy has therefore to be distinguished from higher levels of mindreading (Goldman 2006).

This can be distinguished from higher or more refined kinds of agency, such as self-controlled, autonomous, and free agency, and it can be distinguished from more basic kinds of agency that do not require the ascription of representational mental states.

These signals are very distinct and can easily be distinguished from high-copy signals that originate from repeated sequences with higher complexity.

Moderate expression (defined as staining in 15%to50%0% of epithelial cells) was distinguished from high expression (staining in more than 50% of epithelial cells).

It is distinguished from higher plants by a lack of true roots, stems or leaves, but it is not simply green slime.

Moreover, consciousness is distinguished from higher cognitive functions: only some of the latter require the former.

For items capturing information about the number of times articles were read or databases accessed per month, the lowest category, namely one or no articles per month, was distinguished from higher categories given that it reflects poor attention to the literature which would be inconsistent with EBP principles.

The restriction of this analysis to large ships was due to the aggregate nature of the data as the small number of visits associated with outbreaks on small ships would not be able to be distinguished from relatively high background visit rates of larger ships.