Further, the prerequisite for a screening is a clear discrimination between healthy controls and patients.
The obtained results are in encouraging agreement with the proposed mechanism and allow a clear discrimination between agonists and antagonists.
Although a significant effect of the progenies was identified in all trials, a clear discrimination between entries was only observed in one trial.
Proof-of-concept preclinical tests ensured simultaneous quantitative determination of free and total prostate-specific antigens in human serum, with clear discrimination between the control and clinical samples.
Hence, the use of cone tips to probe cell elasticity of the cell enables clear discrimination between the properties of cells, at both superficial and high depths.
Considering the low resolution of these images, a clear discrimination between the core and the periphery of the lesion was not possible.
HRM enables the detection of ER22/23EK and N363S genotypes but fails to discriminate homozygous mutant for the BclI polymorphism from wild-type samples, however a simple spike experiment leads to a clear discrimination between these genotypes.
Although pH was the only factor to be significantly higher on the bottomlands (6.0) than on the valley slopes (4.6), there was no clear discrimination between soils from the two landscape positions.
However, our results showed a clear discrimination between wild stocks for sea bass (85.7 90 % of wild fish correctly classified) and for sea bream (93.3 100%% of fish correctly classified).
Fig. 5 Dendrogram generated by HCA applied to excitation spectra, showing a clear discrimination between the four red lake pigments: kermes (light-blue), lac dye (dark-blue), cochineal (green) and brazilwood (red).
From the fluorescence spectra of batters and frankfurters, the similarity maps defined by principal components 1 and 2 allowed clear discrimination between formulations with a high fat content from those of low fat content, whereas formulations with an intermediate fat content overlapped.
