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Moreover, the assay could be used for differentiating infected from vaccinated animales (DIVA).
Conclusion: Oxidative stress is increased in malignant pleural effusion malondialdehyde and superoxide dismutase being oxidative stress markers, can be used for differentiating between malignant and benign pleural effusions.
Remote sensing and geophysical techniques together can be used for differentiating the fracture zones for well site location in Lohardaga and Gumla distract of Bihar, India (Sinha et al. 1990).
However, when longer video sequences are explored, we are more likely to observe other specific dynamic events, such as different facial motion patterns (including eye blinking, lip movements and facial expression changes) or sudden characteristic reflections of planar spoofing media which can be used for differentiating real faces from fake ones.
These pairs can be used for differentiating monomers from HrMW species, which have neurotoxic effects.
Our results suggest that a combination of Braf and p300 expression can be used for differentiating melanoma from nevi.
NCE-Differentiation is used for differentiating the non-congestion events especially random loss from packet reordering by utilizing the flightsize information of the network with a dynamic delay threshold value.
The IFE is built around one-band, maximally flat linear-phase FIR filters, which are used for differentiating and delaying Cartesian components of the complex signal.
The error expressions are based on a general form of the corresponding difference equation and a temporally and spatially weighted parametric approach is used for differentiating among the various finite difference schemes.
SEM was used for differentiating between surfaces of beads (at about 1 mm) with and without Eu nanoparticles coating (Fig. 4).
Moreover, GOPs containing 1, 4, 8, and 16 pictures are used for differentiating the coding efficiency of I-frames and P-frames in proposed coding schemes.
