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rSey2/+ rats could discriminate a difference between lightness and darkness since the time percentages spent in the light and dark sides were not equal.

The prognostic criteria of Choueiri et al (2007) designed for patients with clear cell histology receiving VEGF-targeted therapy, however, did not discriminate a difference in OS between risk groups 1 and 2 in our patient population.

In the 'no-surround' condition, participants discriminated a difference in contrast between two central target gratings.

One of the example simulations presented shows that the CT systems have a theoretical capability to discriminate a density difference of 2 3% in the rotate-only mode as long as the size of an object is within the penetration capability of the X-ray source.

In particular, the developed assays also have high sequence specificity which could clearly discriminate a single base difference in miRNA sequence.

Our proposed method could provide a linear detection range from 50 fM to 10 nM with a detection limit of ∼46 fM within 60 min, and also discriminate a single-nucleotide difference between homologous miRNAs.

Assuming that our subjects applied constant force, the displacement they detected in discriminating a 14% compliance difference, given an average background compliance of 2.52 mm/N, was 0.85 mm.

With these parameters, 30 cases and 120 controls were necessary to discriminate the difference estimated a priori.

Different numbers are well discriminated even for a difference only by one signal in position 2, and discrimination improves if the alternatives differ in more than one signal.

At first, a model was constructed to discriminate the difference between authentic sesame oils and adulterated sesame oils using support vector machine (SVM) algorithm.

The plot helps discriminate the difference between the effects of multipath and scintillation.