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In Figure 26, we could see that the proposed algorithm indeed successfully detected the real objects and neutralized the negative influences by shadows, since the intensity of shadowed regions was low enough to be distinguished from that of backgrounds.

It's warm, dark, soporific, full of voices barely loud enough to be distinguished, a setting beyond time.

This is partly because their numbers may not otherwise accumulate enough to be distinguished from random events, but also because such testing associates the gene with the phenotype.

Those cells that contain signals intense enough to be distinguished from background level were counted as positive cells.

Since the three BjSultr1 2 forms are not polymorphic enough to be distinguished by means of a simple PCR (Additional file 8), we developed a suitable method to study changes in their expression by coupling semi-quantitative RT-PCR analysis with the use of an opportune restriction enzyme.

This could indicate that there are selective pressures driving these outliers to perform some functions of the group to which they appear associated, slightly increasing their homology to this group and away from their BLAST identified group, but not enough to be distinguished by BLAST analysis, resulting in their observed clustering in the dendrogram.

However, the significantly relaxed selection in this case may suggest a recent inactivation that has yet to accumulate enough mutations for neutral selection to be distinguished.

Therefore, we subjected confocal images to quantitative co-localization analysis only when the MOAB-2 signal was strong enough to be clearly distinguished from background, non-specific staining.

Indeed, the paralogs within D. melanogaster are diverged enough to be easily distinguished from one another by the protein sequences between the conserved Osiris domains.

The properties of these two compounds are indeed very attractive for HP C NMR measurements because the C1 of each compound has a relatively long T1, especially at moderate and clinically compatible magnetic fields, and their chemical shift difference is large enough to be easily distinguished.

However, the changes in EEG are not typical enough to be useful in distinguishing hepatic encephalopathy from other conditions.