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Repeated measures ANOVAs confirmed that the different curve shapes detected in the group-averaged data were indeed reliable across subjects in the sense that each curve could be reliably discriminated from the other 2. Each ROI × Deviant Level interaction was highly significant (all F4,68 > 5.9, P < 4.0 × 10−4).

Allele Glu-B3f could not be reliably discriminated from Glu-B3g since these bands had very similar mobilities, including the presence of a band in the SDS-PAGE region as previously reported [ 7, 34, 41].

Differences of less than 1° could be reliably discriminated, a value which is close to that obtained for the discrimination of orientation for continuous lines.

The results from this study demonstrated that human actions could be reliably discriminated on the basis of very crude low SF information, even if only a few frames of the action sequence were shown.

The two regression lines converge near the 20-day limit, which is another indication that the groups cannot be reliably discriminated beyond this number of days.

These syndromes cannot be reliably discriminated by using diagnostic criteria devised for HLH [ 1, 16, 23, 24].

Of note, PGP9.5 is also a nerve marker but no distinct nerve-like structures could be reliably discriminated within the biopsy sections.

Observers first performed a training block to ensure that the actions could be reliably discriminated and to familiarize the observers with SF filtered stimuli.

The lesion, highlighted by the dashed line, cannot reliably be discriminated from the areola in this TOI map.

The results indicated that IL-4Rα and IL-2 can be reliably used to discriminate sensitizers.

These diagnostic characters discriminate L. sinapis from the other two species, L. juvernica and L. reali, which cannot be reliably distinguished from each other based on morphological features (Fig.  1; [ 38]).