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In particular, optimisation of texture analysis may help discrimination between genetic tumour subtypes (Rodriguez Gutierrez et al, 2014 and references therein) in agreement with improvements of patient comfort concepts encouraging the development of noninvasive cancer classification.

These findings promote the use of biomarkers to help the discrimination between infection and non-infection promoting an earlier focus control, since clinical data are many times insufficiently.

The eyebrows are generally included in the periocular region since it helps in discrimination between subjects.

Therefore, absence of lesion enhancement at higher thresholds helps to improve the discrimination between benign and malignant lesions.

This paper presents a needs assessment framework describing how the trust game and the dictator game adopted from experimental economics can help measure discrimination, distinguish between stereotypes and prejudice, and determine appropriate diversity training methods accordingly.

The enhancement of sensory input strength for both odorants could activate the inhibitory neurons of the olfactory bulb thereby helping the refinement and the discrimination between odorants (Abraham et al., 2010).

Appropriate discrimination between microglia and macrophages would help define whether or not these cells, although sharing multiple features [3,28], have selective roles during neuroinflammation.

Data processing was carried out with the help of a computerized mathematical pattern recognition methodology, which ensured reliable discrimination between the generalized health status in the areas under study.

Determination of these angiogenic markers may therefore facilitate discrimination between biologically different subgroups of DCIS and could help to identify a particularly angiogenic subset with a potentially higher probability of recurrence or of progression to invasiveness.

Our data can help in the interpretation of elevated serum IgG4 levels in the discrimination between IAC and PSC, but serum IgG subclass analyses do not represent 100% sensitive and specific tests.

A clear discrimination between apparent and intrinsic elimination half-lives helps to explain the high variability in reported elimination half-lives of persistent chemicals in humans.