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Scatter did not appear to limit identification of PSMA-avid lesions on the PET sequences in our study.

To limit identification of potential false positives we implemented an arbitrary paring score cutoff of > = 150 and an energy cutoff of < = -20.

These sequence similarities substantially limit identification of appropriate primer-binding sites because all but a few sites result in co-amplification of unintended non-target fragments from one or more paralogous sequences, often the same size as the target fragment.

To limit identification of false positives, a minimum of 50× coverage at any nucleotide in the WT and/or pnp1-1 was defined as a transcription peak corresponding to an ncRNA candidate.

The technique was designed primarily to monitor real-time changes in the concentration of known volatiles during eating and has limited identification power.

Early 31P-NMR work limited identification to peaks that were clearly separated, such as orthophosphate and pyrophosphate, grouping the remaining peaks into broad categories such as orthophosphate monoesters and orthophosphate diesters.

However, low spatial resolution of clinical PET machines limits identification of small plaques and localization of high FDG uptake zones.

Furthermore, the most validated loci were largely selected based on involvement in networks implicated in SCZ (such as dopaminergic and glutamatergic neurotransmission), introducing bias and limiting identification of novel risk factors.

Since the number of fetal DNA molecules in maternal plasma is limited, identification of multiple markers to perform multiplex PCR analysis is suggested to increase the number of molecules that can be counted and hence improving the precision for the EGG ratio estimation.

However, suitable morphological characters are rare in these tiny mites and this severely limits identification.

To date, therefore, there has been limited identification of the antigenic peptides and CTL epitopes presented by human gliomas (Yamanaka et al, 2003).