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As shown by representative dot-plot profiles for low-grade glioma specimens (Figure 1), intermingled cells of hematopoietic origin can be distinguished via their CD45 expression.
Once equipped with certain sensorimotor properties, actions which cannot be distinguished via the sensors, or sensory modalities that cannot be affected by the actions at some time scale are likely to degenerate away, as information processing is energetically costly [12].
Overall 28 different sequence variants (alleles) could be distinguished via SSCP and confirmed by sequencing.
Overall, 23 different sequence variants (alleles) could be distinguished via single-stranded conformation polymorphism analysis, which were confirmed by sequencing.
Alternatively (or in addition) this discrepancy may reflect the fact that multiple gene family members may encode proteins that cannot be distinguished via the 2-D analysis.
In general, species can be distinguished via a polyphasic approach using morphology, biochemical properties, and molecular data [ 3, 5]; however, most of the species belonging to the Aspergillus section Nigri are morphologically indistinguishable.
The results are distinguished via published ones and excellent accord has been detected.
For TEM characterization, the bonds of points (nickel particles) were distinguished via eyes.
Group membership was distinguished via patterns of toe tattoos (left first digit/right fifth digit or left fifth digit/right first digit), with different patterns counterbalanced between Novel and Home groups.
EEHV infection is detected by PCR in samples from both clinically ill and asymptomatic elephants with an active infection, whereas latent carriers can be distinguished exclusively via serological assays.
At a higher taxonomic level, however, red-, green- and brown algae can be distinguished as groups via derivative analysis as well as with spectral slope calculation between specific wavelengths in the 400 680 nm spectral region.
