It can also be difficult to distinguish findings of interest from hardware and software errors, such as when filtering data from sensors (Jagadish et al. 2014).
Campbell and colleagues recognise this difficulty and did not distinguish findings from concepts [ 6].
Failure to address these challenges will continue to hinder our ability to distinguish findings that outline the causes of ASDs from brain processes that represent downstream or compensatory responses to the presence of the disease.
Other tumours (lung, stomach, breast, large bowel, larynx and pharynx) were included to distinguish findings specific for oesophageal cancer from general characteristics of cancer patients, due for example to ascertainment bias, and to verify that expected associations, such as between lung cancer and cigarette smoking, would emerge under the prevailing field conditions.
Studies that highlight the motivation and/or retention of CHWs were retained for review if they had the following characteristics: (1) peer-reviewed; (2) published in English; (3) took place in a low or middle income country; (4) used a qualitative or mixed methods approach; and (5) used first-hand information from CHWs that was distinguished from findings about other cadres of health workers.
Calcifications and T2-hypointensity in meningiomas are additional distinguishing findings (Fig. 15).
Although no clear trend in the expression pattern could be distinguished the finding of expression of different HHV8 specific genes in PBMCs is important in itself.
As shown in Figure 5, by using thinned images, minutiae is distinguished by finding a point where a thin line ends for an endpoint and the point where three thin lines meet for bifurcation.
It is important to be aware of normal, benign findings that occur after surgery and/or radiation therapy, and to distinguish such findings from those indicative of recurrent tumor.
The present findings in NSCLC are distinguished from previous findings in other cancers whereby low levels of RKIP expression suggested a poor outcome or a greater likelihood of metastasis.
