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Benign diseases such as hemangioma or vascular malformation, pigmented skin lesions, seborrheic dermatitis or seborrheic keratosis, nodular or ulcerated skin lesions, and inflammatory skin conditions may make differential diagnosis difficult [ 4].
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Although the experimental designs do not enable a direct comparison with our results, we may make inferences based on differential expression observed between normal and malignant tumours to that of benign vs malignant tumours.
So, for instance, very large wealth differentials may make it practically impossible for poor people to be elected to political office or to have their political views represented.
Teaching monitors how to give feedback is especially important in cultural settings where authority is centralized and power differentials may make it difficult for someone who is not the principal investigator to point out mistakes or give constructive criticism [ 5].
These findings may make Psoriasin an indicator for differential diagnosis for lung squamous carcinoma and adenocarcinoma.
Differential mortality may make a contribution to the prevalence pattern, but only in older age categories.
In conclusion, the technology presented here offers a powerful new blood screening tool that may aid pathologists in making differential diagnosis and risk stratification.
Our numerical results showed that the addition diffusion to a stable delay-differential equation (DDE) system may make it unstable and that the diffusion may make the system synchronous, whereas it is asynchronous without the diffusion term.
However, this misclassification is likely to be non-differential with respect to anthropometric measurements, which may make our results conservative.
