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However, our results suggest that this significant sex chromosome demethylation could be a distinguishing signature between EAC and UPSC and might be associated with microsatellite stability.

This observation is consistent with previous studies that examined the extent of the interplay between 2-hydroxylation and 16α-hydroxylation and reflected that the estrogen metabolite ratio could be a distinguishing feature between benign and malignant thyroid tumors [ 12].

In a market that increasingly looks like it'll have a range of suppliers seeking to offer off-the-shelf systems and components, Waymo owning its own sensor and compute tech could be a major distinguishing factor.

Hence, TNC levels could be a useful marker for distinguishing active from inactive SLE.

Therefore, measurement of CTL activity with a standard Cr-release assay could be a good tool to distinguish CTL-precursors of cancer patients from those of healthy donors.

Adding a geo layer on top of Q&A could be a way for Ask to distinguish itself.

Double staining of Gal-3 and AR could be a very useful method to distinguish cell subtypes of prostate cancers.

Moreover, these features could be an advantage to distinguish between cancer and dysplasia in diagnosis of biopsy specimens (30.3% sensitivity, 97.8% specificity).

Perhaps the FQLP questions relating to childhood and youth could be an especially helpful tool in distinguishing these two conditions.

Olton et al. (1979) adopted terminology used by Honig (1978) to suggest that spatial working memory could be distinguished as a separate process from spatial reference memory.

During the peak popularity of the breed, three subtypes could be distinguished, a draft horse type, a trotting type and a pacing type.