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Gene expression profiling and the identification of a number of unique mutations in leukemia cells may help discriminate among the heterogeneous outcomes observed both in patients with the same karyotypic abnormality and in patients with normal cytogenetics.
Looking for certain CT features may help discriminate between these conditions.
Additional data collection is planned to further test the performances of the custom PROMIS short forms in larger patient cohorts using IRT and adding newly calibrated items that may help discriminate at the very low end of physical functioning.
Furthermore, it has been reported that the pattern of FDG avidity may help discriminate between AIP and pancreatic cancer, with a diffuse, elongated and heterogenous pattern of uptake thought to favour AIP (in contrast to a nodular focal pattern favouring pancreatic cancer) [32, 33].
High resolution fMRI may help discriminate these fine differences [32].
However, concomitant BME in both compartments may help discriminate nr-axSpA from NSBP.
Here also, application of our procedure may help discriminating if this event results from degradation of PrPSc, or from a tighter binding to soil over time, as hypothesised [24].
Characterizing epigenetic landscapes may thus help discriminate aberrant marks (good candidates for tumour detection) from cancer stem cell specific profiles.
The deployment of a hydrophone array in the near-field may therefore help discriminate between these possible sources by measuring the fall-off rate of the pressure fluctuations and by locating the sound sources.
We reasoned that due to their independent association with schizophrenia, insulin as well as specific other metabolite clusters reflect the disease process itself, and may thus help discriminate schizophrenia from other psychoses.
If confirmed in larger studies, these urine metabolites may serve as biomarkers to help discriminate between different classes of LN, and between LN and FSGS.
