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ROC analysis showed that the shine-through paradigm differentiates better than the other tests between patients and controls (figure 3).

We show that for culture periods of 1 2 weeks, neural stem cells proliferate and differentiate better in Matrigel.

For tea growers, reaching out directly to the consumers is tempting because they are able to differentiate better in what's fast becoming a commoditized market.

Overall, the new OAV scales differentiated better among the three drug groups than the old scales.

This suggests that iiRMSD may differentiate better between the similar and dissimilar interfaces than siRMSD.

GOLD 2013 guidelines could differentiate patients with moderate COPD, while the BODEx index differentiated better patients with severe or very-severe COPD.

After 2004, we switched to the Griffiths Mental Developmental Scales (Griffiths; number of tests = 19), expecting it to differentiate better between various domains.

Taken together, these results suggest that LFPs respond better than MUA to luminance gratings with low spatial frequency and that LFPs differentiate better the low spatial frequencies from achromatic and chromatic gratings than single neurons.

The MCS-12 summary scores appeared to differentiate better than the PCS-12 ones between the three levels in each EQ dimension, except for usual activities where mean scores were quite similar for those reporting moderate and severe problems.

We modeled a specific cross section of the CT dataset rather than creating an average shape, because we expected that a specific geometry would enable our models to differentiate better between the various cases.

However, as participation had been previously demonstrated to go beyond activity level [ 30], our results highlight the importance of differentiating better between the operationalization of activity and participation as proposed by the ICF.