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This is consistent with Fig. 3, where the S. cerevisiae X dataset is indeed distinguished

The clear differences between Apo and IR64 in their volatile profiles, which are supported by the findings of the sensory panel, reinforces that metabolite profiling is indeed capable of distinguishing between varieties (Calingacion et al. 2012), providing a tool to identify and potentially quantify important compounds of rice quality.

It is indeed difficult to distinguish between these alternative explanations for the differences between the datasets presented here.

The analysis leads to the conclusion that it is indeed difficult to distinguish AMI type using the terminology included in standard ICD10 without any other further adaptations.

They also suggest that the conserved residue Trp227 is indeed important for distinguishing the heme environments of DaCld and KpCld even though it is not directly connected to the heme via hydrogen bonding.

At the reviewer's request, we now provide a shorter image exposure time for the ABC antibody that is now matched with the pan β-catenin antibody exposure (Compare Figure 1C with A&B) to show that it is indeed difficult to distinguish true ABC "signal" to background "noise" in the HEK cell system.

Comparing CXCL13 mRNA expression levels of malignant and normal breast tissue samples, however, we found that CXCL13 mRNA levels were significantly elevated in the malignant samples, confirming that increased expression of this chemokine is indeed a feature distinguishing tumour-infiltrated breast tissues from their healthy counterparts.

It is indeed often difficult to distinguish an established cultural motif from one Tanavoli has established.

Indeed, as far as particular causal laws are concerned, the Second Analogy is in basic agreement with Hume: they (as synthetic a posteriori) are established by induction and by induction alone.[8] It is indeed crucially important to distinguish between the general principle of causality Kant establishes in the Second Analogy and particular causal laws.

Our analysis of patient samples was a pilot study and larger cohorts of patients tested for GRP78 expression in their MM samples may prove useful to determine whether this chaperone of the ER is indeed a marker to distinguish persistent Bz-refractory and/or recurrent disease.

It is indeed important to be able to distinguish between behavioral phases, and we believe that simple time-series analysis or other first passage time [24] or fractal landscape analysis [25] may accomplish this equally well.