In this respect, two different metabolomics concepts can be distinguished: targeted and non-targeted.
Image segmentation is the process of distinguishing target objects from background objects.
The specificity is evaluated by distinguishing target L. monocytogenes from other bacteria.
Both systems can distinguish target species from others in an efficient and high-throughput manner and can be applied to species identification of tuna products.
We used immunostaining prior to patterning to distinguish target cells within the heterogeneous population.
As described above, H2AK5, H4K16ac did not systematically distinguish Target and Non-target promoters: logically, therefore, cluster I. and II.
In phenotypic effect-based approaches, similar drug responses may be due to the drugs affecting different targets in the same pathway or in the same biological process, rather than having common targets; also, expression patterns cannot distinguish target genes from downstream regulated genes.
We found that the Notch-Delta pathway was required to distinguish target from non-target muscles.
BaP-DNA adduct levels in mice did not distinguish target from non-target organs.
They also revealed that oligonucleotide-modified UCNPs can distinguish target DNAs with single-base mismatches.
Altogether, these findings showed that DNA adduct levels and early gene expression changes did not fully distinguish target from non-target organs.
