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For previous duration, the cut point of 30 days the previous year has been used in several studies [ 26- 28] and found to be useful in separating patients with good and poor long term prognosis.

Adoption studies comparing adopted children whose biological parents had the illness with those whose parents did not can also be useful in separating biological from environmental influences.

Much as artificial stimulation of muscle allowed tightly controlled tests of muscle behavior, we expect that the capacity to acutely induce contraction of embryonic tissue will be useful in separating active from passive mechanical behaviors of these tissues.

Migrant studies can be useful in separating the role of genetic and environmental factors (Parkin, 2004).

In addition to general cancer diagnosis, vHMEC DMRs may be useful in separating basal-like tumours from the other subtypes.

Without a gold standard, individual scoring criteria can potentially be useful in separating poor performers from good performers, but can also have flaws.

Therefore, this feature is useful in separating near constant amplitude modulations from amplitude varying modulations, and also in determining the order of amplitude varying modulations.

The HPLC retention time of the sphingoid base 1-phosphates could be shifted by adjusting the mobile phase to pH 5.5, which is useful in separating overlapping compounds (such as sphingosine 1-phosphate and 4-D-hydroxysphinganine) and in confirming the identity of sphingoid base 1-phosphates in biological samples.

Rapid ID 32 Strep β-glucosidase reaction was useful in separating S. anginosus strains from S. constellatus.

Both sets of markers were useful in separating the Andean and Mesoamerican genepool and accurately placing the wild accessions within each genepool.

However, it may be useful in future to separate the relative impact of the diver(s) and tape.