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This is intentional, as we are not interested in how exact are similarities between correct matches, but on whether the prediction algorithm is able to generate a spectrum that can be unequivocally distinguished as that of the input molecule.

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One longstanding issue in autism research is "does delayed language development matter?" DSM-5 eliminated developmental cutoffs that previously distinguished AS from HFA, but debate still exists over whether AS (who by definition have no language delay) and HFA (who by definition have language delay) are distinct diagnostic categories (Gillberg 1998; Kugler 1998; Frith 2004).

In addition, there is an internal feedback element in deciding cases, courts are aware that their decisions can be distinguished (as well as overruled), and that it is only their ruling that are binding on later courts.

A total of nine membrane-bound ACs have been identified [ 7, 8], which can be distinguished as those that are subject to regulation by Ca2+ and/or calmodulin and those that are not [ 8].

They may think we belong to the older generation, and we guess we do, but to us our generation will always be distinguished as the one that broke phonograph records, all though the 20s and 30s, without giving the matter a second thought and without hooking it up with the condition of the world.

Volatilization from soil and volatilization from leaf surfaces are distinguished as the factors that are involved may be different.

In 1990, Ainsworth put in print her blessing for the new 'D' classification, though she urged that the addition be regarded as "open-ended, in the sense that subcategories may be distinguished", as she worried that the D classification might be too encompassing and might treat too many different forms of behaviour as if they were the same thing.

Alternatively, perhaps a norm that is merely an ideal cannot be violated, in which case perhaps norms that have been violated can be distinguished (as a subset) from norms that have not been complied with, and then the notion of an obligation as something that must obtain unless some norm is violated will not be obviously circular.

In the proposed method, we initialize the background model with the first several frames and update only the sparse coefficients of the image patches that are distinguished as background.

In the sub-analyses of different manual tasks in CHEQ and PEDI, the ones that were distinguished as difficult, were bimanual tasks requiring a strong grasp and pinch and prehensile skill.

Damasus was the first pope to refer to Rome as the apostolic see, to distinguish it as that established by the apostle St. Peter, founder of the church.

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