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This means that the properties (Mean, variance, autocorrelation) of the time series data is not constant, therefore it is imperative to differentiate and test for stationarity again.

To further support this hypothesis, we transfected C2C12 cells with Tbx1, let them differentiate for 5 days and test different skeletal muscle differentiation markers by qRT PCR.

First, to optimize the choice of energy bands and test statistical methods to differentiate among types of accreting binaries and the states of individual objects.

In that manner, we ensured that the test individual's own data do not impact the selection of AIM panels and thus do not bias the selection of SNPs toward those ideally suited for differentiating and classifying the test individual.

Two dye sequences were used to differentiate between pre-existing and test-induced microdamage in bovine samples fatigue tested in compression and longer sequences labelled microcrack growth.

Cardiopulmonary exercise testing may help to differentiate and detect these disorders early in patients with SSc.

Hallowell and colleagues [ 47] identify how patients find it difficult to differentiate genetic testing from care and how clinical research participants conflate these activities.

Additionally, a new set of typing primers was designed and tested to differentiate between G8 and G6 (lineage III and IV) RVA strains.

Because the PiT1Δ5/Δ5 hematopoietic committed progenitor cells were able to proliferate and differentiate normally when tested in vitro, this suggests that the anemia seen in E12.5 PiT1Δ5/Δ5 embryos is unlikely to arise from a hematopoietic cell-autonomous defect.

Three recent studies [ 14, 25, 26] have instrumented the Timed Get Up and Go test, differentiating and analysing the kinematic data in each of the five subphases of the test between two groups of elderly persons.

We cannot generally differentiate between the test particles or antiparticles and the source of the field for the case of equal or comparable masses.