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Heart and kidney both develop from mesoderm and liver develops from endoderm, therefore, not only do epigenetic changes correctly differentiate between differentiated cell types, but they also reveal the distinct embryonic origins of tissues.

As shown by phase contrast microscopy, Ezh1-depleted cells were not able to correctly differentiate, while Ezh2-depleted cells differentiated normally in agreement with previously published data [ 13].

Unfortunately, their features are not sufficient to correctly differentiate P2P bots and apps.

To correctly differentiate these conditions without imaging is challenging due to non-specific and overlapping clinical signs and symptoms.

Accurate imaging to correctly differentiate granulomas from amelanotic melanomas and choroidal metastasis is critical prior to developing a treatment plan.

Still, there is the need of skilled operators to correctly differentiate hammering sounds and given the great population of structures in need of testing, automation is actively demanded.

An automated speech analysis program correctly differentiated between at-risk young people who developed psychosis over a two-and-a-half year period and those who did not.

Successful TMD treatment starts from correctly differentiating the origin of symptoms.

When listeners correctly differentiated between the sound sources, signals spiked in the brain's temporal lobe, a region known to be involved in visual and auditory processing, about 130 milliseconds after hearing the sound.

We found that a set of 17 miRNAs correctly differentiated 100% of the samples belonging to the two groups (sepsis and control), meaning that expression of these miRNAs was a good classifier for each category (Figure 1A).

Such similarity could impede the SVM from correctly differentiating the promoters of trichome-expressed genes.