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Hence, chromosomes 7 and 17 status may not be suitable for differentiating pRCC and MTSCC.

In this study, we perform wavelet transform as an appropriate non-stationary signal analysis method, which may be suitable for differentiating two different conditions.

These results demonstrate that the HiLo method is suitable for differentiating between the top and bottom layers of a cell-bilayer and thus can be used for depth-resolved imaging.

This indicates that TCM3 may be suitable for use as a marker to differentiate between T. congolense Savannah, and T. congolense Forest and Kilifi.

Some content may not be suitable for all audiences.

The iPhone "may not be suitable for heavy text use".

Warning: These cross-stitches may not be suitable for work. .

May not be suitable for hyperactive children.

PJs should be suitable for nighttime temperatures.

Recently, two additional gene targets, the genes encoding a serine protease (htrA) and a non-proteolytic protein peptidase family M16 member (yueF) were found to be more suitable for differentiating between the two subspecies cremoris and lactis when used in combination with the REases TaqI and AluI, respectively (Khemariya et al. 2013).

This little device differentiates itself by being suitable for all exercises (not only a few) and by displaying results in real-time.