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We just don't want Mr. Duranty to be distinguished with a Pulitzer Prize for having so served the Soviets.

These findings show that Standard/Reversed and Sham TMS could not be distinguished with a Fig8 coil and thus, the results of the Fig8 coil were promising as Sham TMS.

To enable a large number of probes to be labeled, and many targets to be distinguished with a limited number of fluorophores and fluorescence detection channels, we used differently colored fluorophores in various combinations to label individual probes.

Patients with RA or PsoA could be distinguished with a sensitivity of 90% and a specificity of 94%.

Phylogenetic groups within B. cereus sensu lato can be distinguished with a species boundary of 94 % identity (Fig.  3).

The focus of the study was however on the biologically meaningful relationship between samples, which can be distinguished with a connectivity based analysis.

Using samples obtained by LCM, Wu et al. reported that malignant versus benign gastric epithelial cells could be distinguished with an accuracy of 99% based upon a 504 gene predictor [ 5].

Seven submarine canyons have been distinguished, with a length of 10 30 km, a width of 500 5000 m and a maximum of 300 m of relief.

When analysing the same 112 individuals for the nine Y-STRs included in the minimal haplotype, 78 haplotypes were distinguished with a corresponding observed diversity of 0.9884, a considerably lower value than those for Northern Portugal (n=208; HD: 0.9925) and Macao (n=63; HD: 0.9990).

Four stage classes were distinguished with a combination of reproductive and size criteria (Table  1).

Plants homozygous for as1-20 were distinguished with a CAPS (cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence) [ 29] marker based on a BccI site present in the wild-type allele of AS1.