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We therefore wanted to assess whether dynamic phosphorylation signatures would be sufficient to separate infected cells from uninfected cells within each treatment.
In situations where pigmentation is less dense, the dot product analysis alone may be sufficient to separate XPMSS from transient absorption without the need for a balanced detector.
Air might be dragged below the blood level, and at low blood levels, the buoyant force might not be sufficient to separate small bubbles from downwards flowing blood.
The mRNA expression of 552 genes, which varied considerably among the different tumors, but little between two samples of the same tumor, has been shown to be sufficient to separate these tumor subgroups.
A list of 552 genes, whose expression in terms of mRNA varied considerably among the different tumors but little between two samples of the same tumor, has been nominated to be sufficient to separate these tumor subgroups.
A washout period of 14 days was considered to be sufficient to separate the three treatments, based on the half-life of dabigatran (8 10 h and 14 17 h with single- and multiple-dose administrations, respectively [ 7]).
Furthermore, the separation power of the stepwise elution was sufficient to separate peptides with differing numbers of phosphorylated residues.
Two SNPs located 53 bp apart were sufficient to separate the 16 accessions into two groups with different rates of deterioration.
On the basis of morphological mapping and OSL-dating, at least seven strath terraces were identified that formed during the last glacial cycle, which are preserved at locations where tectonic uplift was sufficient to separate them altitudinally from one another.
In addition, the effect of the relative humidity (RH) on the sensing property was studied and it was found that the response distinction to acetone even at 90% RH was sufficient to separate diabetics from healthy people.
In our dataset, only two descriptors (the numbers of hydrophobic and aromatic atoms) were sufficient to separate selective BCRP inhibitors from selective P-gp inhibitors.
