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Despite clear differences in energy metabolism, metastatic prostate cancer cells could not be efficiently distinguished from non-transformed prostate epithelial cells using fluorescent glucose or lipid uptake kinetics.

As we expected, the repertoire of day 5 and day 14 mice cannot be efficiently distinguished from each other, reflecting the fact that the T-cell response at these two time points is likely to be similar.

The two parts of the molecular surface which are the contact surface and the reentrant surface can be efficiently distinguished.

In human spleen, B cell follicles, T cell zones and red pulp areas were efficiently distinguished (Figs.  6g i, 7g i).

Furthermore, existing primer pairs that were used for the sequencing of EGFR exons 18 to 21 (Table 1) were found to be inappropriate for HRM as, with these longer amplicons (233, 294, 356 and 295 bp for exons 18 to 21 respectively), samples harbouring mutations were not efficiently distinguished from wild type samples in melting analysis.

Intramembrane protease activity produces a ∼42 kDa MBP fragment which can be identified either by direct staining of SDS-PAGE gels or by blotting using anti-MBP antibodies, and efficiently distinguished from the undigested ∼50 kDa substrate.

Such faith is to be distinguished from knowledge.

Dialetheism should be clearly distinguished from trivialism.

Moreover, it was found that glutathione (GSH) could enhance the fluorescence of the mixed solution of CDs and Fe3+ (CDs/Fe3+), and such a property could be utilized to efficiently distinguish cancerous cells from normal ones based on the difference in the content of GSH of the two types of cells.

While this assay was able to efficiently distinguish functional variants from nonfunctional variants, it was less effective at identifying variants that are both highly active and stably folded.

Expression must be distinguished from evocation.