In summary, all of the evaluated platforms produced high quality gene expression data, demonstrated acceptable reproducibility of gene expression measurements and retained discriminatory power for separation of strong and moderate sensitizers.
Two-dimensional scatter plots of discriminatory peaks showed the separation of BTC and healthy samples (Additional file 2: Figure S1).
According to the results of this study, PFGE has enough discriminatory power for clonal separation in follow-up of both short- and long-term periods, but strains could well obtain the blaOXA genes from different strains or microorganisms in time.
Mitchell lived at a time when her beloved Georgia enforced discriminatory Jim Crow laws that mandated the separation of blacks and whites in schools, trains and most public places.
The selected PCs were then analyzed with a descriptive discriminatory analysis (DDA) to examine categorical separations [e.g.], [ 29], [30,31].
This separation is necessary for non-discriminatory access to the grid.
Loci that contribute most to group separation, which we refer to as discriminatory loci, were identified using the snpzip function.
"This 109-page report documents how the country's discriminatory and archaic personal laws impoverish many women at separation or divorce, and trap some women in violent marriages because they fear destitution.
As a result, classification based on the axis of maximum discriminatory power is sufficient, i.e., simply a separation threshold needs to be applied to the 1st discriminant axis (cf. Figure 10).
Steve Ralls, spokesman for Immigration Equality, said, "Their commitment to reform that includes lesbian and gay binational families is welcome news for the tens of thousands of couples who face separation or exile because of our country's discriminatory immigration laws".
