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This allows for threshold levels to be set to differentiate the more ubiquitous presence of the virus from MCC-associated virus.

Alternatively, if desired, a simple binary threshold can be reliably set to differentiate between fat-like and water-like tissues and the volume of each type of tissue, the total breast volume and the fraction by volume of each tissue type can be calculated.

Criteria are often set to differentiate between products currently on the market in order to determine eligibility for claims, marketing to children or health logos, which is different from steering long-term product reformulation.

The threshold value differentiating normal from abnormal value was set to 2.0.

We note that automated annotation algorithms such as GRIT (Brown et al. 2014) are not set to differentiate functional genes vs. pseudogenes, so manual annotation provides added value in this respect.

The plant representation is set up to differentiate several crop species and related wild species.

Turvo is setting out to differentiate itself in a number of ways that may make it a compelling longer-term bet, however.

This was performed for all 25 image sites per animal, PBS treated controls were used to determine a typical value for mean-to-median ratio and a threshold value was set above this to differentiate 'normal' from 'abnormal'abnormal

Moreover, priorities are set, differentiating between 'urgent' and 'additional' projects (with some additional classifications within these two categories).

Afterwards, a counting frame was defined within the ROI and a threshold was set in order to differentiate GFP-positive and GABA-positive cells from the background.

For a gene set, the functional coherence is a measure of the strength of the relatedness of the functions associated with the genes, which can be used to differentiate a set of genes performing coherently related functions from ones consisting of randomly grouped genes.