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The fabricated electrochemical DNA sensor exhibited good distinguish capacity for the complementary ssDNA sequence and two bases mismatched ssDNA.

The proposed SRCMFE method is compared with MFE and Sigmoid-based multiscale fuzzy entropy by analyzing Gaussian white noise and 1/f noise to verify its effectiveness and the analysis result indicate that SRCMFE method holds a better distinguish capacity and robustness and can reflect more complexity information of time series.

However, clustering analyses of the detailed profiles of genomically encoded metabolic capacities (Supplementary file 4) and inspection of individual patterns failed to distinguish the capacities of microbial communities in infants who did and did not develop NEC.

It has been criticized by some for failing to distinguish between capacities all or almost all human children have that are not also possessed by other creatures who feel pleasure and pain.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change distinguishes coping capacity or response from adaptive capacity, and considers both as components of system resilience.

This is expedient to let the players distinguish a capacity C k that is lower/upper than R k only by knowing their own coalition's payoff.

Renowned politicians, policy makers and former generals of the Colombian army, including the celebrated General Oscar Naranjo, comprise the government's delegation that is widely popular due to their well-distinguished capacities and achievements.

Arendt, however, does not believe that the loss of these categories has brought to an end our capacity to judge; on the contrary, since human beings are distinguished by their capacity to begin anew, they are able to fashion new categories and to formulate new standards of judgment for the events that have come to pass and for those that may emerge in the future.