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These errors must be distinguished from patterns of disease, and from the small normal nasal-temporal variation.

In addition the visible lesion patterns have to be distinguished from normal anatomical variants [41].

For this reason, iASeq only discovers correlation patterns that have sufficient data support so that they can be distinguished from other patterns.

In total, 88% (28/32) of the warm vs cold deme pair wise comparisons are consistent with divergent natural selection and 12% could not be distinguished from the pattern expected under genetic drift.

Gallivan et al. used multivariate analyses to test whether the pattern of responses elicited across a set of voxels (or points in the brain) when the participant reaches to touch an object can be distinguished from the pattern elicited across the same voxels when they grasp the object.

Also, the organic grid pattern can be distinguished from the gridiron pattern used in planning modern neighbourhoods.

Moreover, the XRD patterns of gold and silver are completely overlapped in Figure 1D, E; therefore, the gold-silver alloy cannot be distinguished from the powder patterns of gold and silver as monometallic phases [61].

The ΔTEC map in Fig. 2 shows that there coexisted two types of TEC perturbations; a patchy pattern of TEC enhancement was noted at Kokubunji, which can be distinguished from the concentric pattern.

Annealed nanoparticles with Ni Sn = 2 1 contained Ni and Ni-Sn phases; while only the Sn phase could be distinguished from the XRD pattern of Ni-Sn nanoparticles with an initial molar ratio Ni Sn = 2 3.

Many malignancies show a rapid and spectacular uptake of contrast in the arterial phase and the chaotic pattern of the vessels can be distinguished from the spoke-wheel pattern of FNH.

Therefore, the Au Ag alloy cannot be distinguished from the XRD powder patterns as monometallic phases [57].