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The study was not powered to histologically confirmed CIN2 and CIN3 lesions, and hence, CIN2 and CIN3 were combined, which while increasing the statistical power, makes discerning aspects of CIN2 not related to ICC difficult.

This represents the earliest stages of discerning nuanced aspects of host:symbiont integration at the genetic level.

The types of mating systems organisms use have important implications for discerning various aspects of the biology of organisms, including genetic diversity, genome evolution, sexual dimorphism and sex ratios [ 1].

In this context, interest was subsequently initiated to discern mechanistic aspects of CF-EDESI.

While this situation may appeal to state planners, it is inefficient for individual banks (Economist, 2010) and justifies further analyses of Chinese bank productivity to discern undetected aspects of Chinese banking activity.

Once you have discerned which aspects of your life you want to cultivate and which you want to reject, it's not an immediate straight-forward fix to mold a newly spiritual, perfect lifestyle for yourself.

It has been difficult to discern which aspects of the phenotype are due to overactivation of the ER stress response and which are due to the inability of cells to secrete proteins to build normal ECM.

Therefore, it is important to analyze the comprehensive published evidence to discern which aspects of cancer pathophysiology are consistently associated with elevated Osteopontin levels, thus validating this molecule as a candidate marker.

New molecular tools and a growing genomic perspective are offering the ability to discern nuanced aspects of host:symbiont interactions while identifying genes and pathways involved in regulating host:symbiont relationships [ 2].

Observing their colleagues practicing the PE may have provided the students in the multiple-students condition with opportunities to refine their perception about the to-be-learned skills, and to discern different aspects of the to-be-executed actions [ 6].

For example, this study was unable to discern which aspect of daily living was impacted (work, school, or normal activities) and what the underlying reasons for seeking care were; both of which are required to better understand the dynamics and quality of time lost in the population.