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These criteria were designed to reduce noise such that a harmful effect of MSCs could be more clearly identified.

There are a number of granite quarries indicated and these can be more clearly identified in the aerial photograph shown in Fig. 5b.

Mechanisms for these results, such as the elucidation of potential glucocorticoid stress pathways leading to atrophy, need to be more clearly identified, making the interpretation of these findings necessarily speculative.

In experiments where the subdivisions could be more clearly identified, the secondary response occured sequentially in the lobes: first in the α'/β' lobes, followed by the γ lobe, and finally in the α/β lobes (Figure 3E & movies S5A & S5B).

Importantly, using this tissue specific approach novel gene expression patterns can be more clearly identified.

This application benefits from high diversity, because overlapping individual reads are likely to share informative SNPs, and errors can be more clearly identified because of high coverage.

Officials kept the homeowners group's small beach closed until the middle of last week, however, until the trouble at the treatment plant was more clearly identified.

Victims of Islamophobic hate crimes are often women, Muslim community advocates say, because they are more clearly identified as Muslim when they wear headscarves.

For explosion events, the seismic waves generated by infrasonic waves were more clearly identified (Fig. 3c).

In addition, the original coma was more clearly identified as a size distribution of dust and grains from this disrupted system.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Stercolith within a diverticulum of the right colon is more clearly identified on non-contrast-enhanced CT (a) (white arrow) than on contrast-enhanced CT (b).