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In addition, isolates with few copies of IS 6110 and common spoligotypes may not be well discriminated with these genotyping methods.

We have now highlighted better in the Abstract, Results, and Discussion that untrained sequences can be well discriminated and appear to also be supported by a 3-dimensional representation (i.e., each sequence is associated with a unique activity patterns).

This study has demonstrated that benign, in-situ and invasive pathologies can be well discriminated using FTIR spectral measurements to calculate both carbonate content and matrix : mineral ratios of calcifications.

We confirmed that co-expressed cis- and trans-Golgi fluorescent markers (Grasp65 and Golgin97, respectively) could be well discriminated by confocal microscopy and the degree of separation quantified with Pearson's coefficient.

Different numbers are well discriminated even for a difference only by one signal in position 2, and discrimination improves if the alternatives differ in more than one signal.

The change in the structure of the image is well discriminated using SLBP.

The sera spectra of patients with F0-2 and F3-4 well well discriminated with the OPLS-DA model (R2 = 0.673) (Fig. 1c).

The sciurognathous members (i.e. Ctenodactylidae) are well discriminated.

However, point process methods assume all neurons are well discriminated single units, an assumption which is difficult to verify and which forces multiunits to be discarded.

To summarize, homoscedastic (VarMixt, limma, RVM and ANOVA), heteroscedastic (t-test and SMVar) variance modeling strategies are well discriminated by a similarity analysis of gene lists.

The frequency distribution also showed that the two factors used for the clustering are well discriminated in the resulting classes: the c1 site depleted from P2 is GC-rich and the c2 site enriched in both P1 and P2 is AT-rich (Figure 4C).