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This study was designed to identify common symptoms or signs that may allow discrimination between inflammatory low back pain (ILBP) and mechanical low back pain (MLBP).

This may allow discrimination between ambiguous cases of DC and many of the overlapping diseases such as AA (idiopathic and constitutional), myelodysplasia, and related disorders.

These observations suggest that further mutation of the residues of N-TIMP-3 which make unique contacts with these metalloproteinases may allow discrimination between them.

The detection of lipocalin 2 in sera from infected mice may allow discrimination when CSF was not collected or lumber puncture was not feasible.

While the graded and non-monotonic encoding scheme may allow discrimination among certain intermediate food levels, the discriminatory ability was also limited by variation in the responses.

These ELISA or ELISPOT tests contribute to the study of T cell responses in TB, and represent an important advance in diagnosis, since they may allow discrimination of BCG-vaccinated from infected individuals [ 10, 15, 16, 18].

Histological and immunological features may allow for discrimination between idiopathic and secondary forms of MN.

Furthermore, male signals may allow species discrimination and reinforce reproductive isolation.

An individual patient data meta-analysis of these data may allow better discrimination of the causes of the underlying heterogeneity.

An alternative would be to use a red chromogen (eg, 3-amino-9-ethylcarbazole or Texas red) as the developing agent, which may allow better discrimination of positive or negative staining.

As the translation rate is determined by the competition between near-cognate and cognate aminoacyl-tRNAs,[ 21] a high modification level increases the affinity of the correct tRNA to the ribosome, which may allow faster discrimination.[ 22] This reduces the ribosome step time, which in turn may increase protein synthesis rates.