With regard to the relationship between functional status and QOL, Bowling and colleagues reported that perceived self-efficacy discriminated between perceived QOL as "good", or "not good", among people aged 65+ with severe disabilities [ 46].
However, there was no report showing its efficacy for discriminating the histopathology of gastric protruding/or polypoid lesions.
When the analysis is repeated with the annotation by Sonkin, the gene signature no longer predicts drug efficacy, simply discriminating between wild-type and mutant cell lines.
Different reports applied identical microsatellites as those used in the current study, and confirmed their efficacy to discriminate parasite populations in low endemic settings in Asia (Imwong et al., 2007b).
These results are consistent with other studies assessing the effect of RA therapies on MRI outcomes where, despite small sample sizes, therapeutic efficacy can be discriminated in <6 months.
In order to examine the fold discriminating efficacy of PCAINs and PCMs with greater detail, a general screen of 50,000 randomly selected domains was considered from the universal set of 112,450 domains excluding the 8,698 representative domains from which the seed databases were constructed.
To continue the development of DNA barcoding as a tool for biodiversity monitoring and invasive species detection, it is necessary to both construct complete reference libraries and assess their efficacy for discriminating species.
The aim was to determine and compare the efficacies, reproducibilities and discriminating powers of these molecular methods.
Further research might be helpful to discriminate the efficacy of the separate elements.
This test method is well suitable to discriminate the efficacy of various types of preparations based on different active agents [ 4].
These results further revealed the complexity of B. napus genome, and also demonstrated the efficacy of RFAPtools in discriminating allelic SNPs from homoeologous loci.
