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But it cannot be distinguished whether an opsonisation or an aggregation is responsible for the observations.

It has to be distinguished whether it concerns a gas taking or gas delivering cylinder space according to the temperature at the interface.

Based on the result in Table 8, the features constructed for the AmazonJP retweeting followers' tweets can be distinguished whether we should use the levels of averages of TFIDF and the membership to Cluster #2, #5, and #10 of TFIDF.

The results of SVM + SFFS with a more transparent logistic regression based model combined with BS, demonstrate that using three clinical variables, patient's cardiac chest pain can be distinguished (whether it is cardiac or non-cardiac).

In principle two strands to the debate about the role of concepts in experience contents can be distinguished: whether experiences have any contents that cannot be believed, and whether concepts play the same role in the contents of beliefs as they play in the contents of experience.

Although it could not be distinguished whether the code pertained to a surgical procedure conducted for diagnostic or intervention purposes, exploratory analyses were conducted excluding this subset of patients and the distribution with regard to IFN therapy was similar.

Patients were distinguished whether they were admitted after deliberate self-harm or not, and whether they were directly admitted from a psychiatric hospital or psychiatric ward or not.

An important factor in determining management strategy [whether/when to perform appendectomy, duration of antibiotic therapy/hospitalization, etc.] and predicting outcome is distinguishing whether perforation is present.

These methods can be distinguished according to whether they measure consumers' hypothetical or actual WTP, and whether they measure consumer willingness to pay directly or indirectly [ 30].

Insofar as this is an empirical issue, it must be distinguished from the question whether there is progress in morality.

Two situations should be distinguished, however, according to whether regression to the mean bias is likely or not.