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It was therefore, necessary to more effectively differentiate between environment and genetic factors in order to better differentiate between these variables.

The Kaplan-Meier survival analysis with log-rank test showed sub-dividing high-risk GIST patients by mitosis count > 10/50HPF and serosal invasion yielded significantly different outcomes and more effectively differentiated the groups of GIST patients.

If we are to differentiate more effectively between Pb stored in the body for years and Pb from recent exposure, information on other biomarkers of exposure may be needed.

In vivo, cells originating from cardiac tissue differentiated more effectively into cardiomyocytes when injected into rat myocardium post MI [62].

We have developed a novel motif similarity metric that can more accurately match motifs in database searches, and more effectively cluster similar motifs and differentiate irrelevant motifs than do the other seven metrics we are aware of.

Sometimes it was just a pragmatic consideration: getting more effectively to the chorus or differentiating the chorus melody from the verse melody so the song had somewhere to go.

Thus, the placebo effect is more effectively monitored.

This concise form of communication could help both students and academics to communicate more effectively, particularly students who sometimes struggle to differentiate between description and analysis (Chanock, 2000).

However, sTK1 protein assays differentiate CMTs from healthy dogs more effectively and improve the clinical precision.

All the transduced cell populations secreted high levels of BMP4 (140–300 ng/106 cells/24 h), but the MDSCs differentiated toward the osteogenic lineage more effectively than did the other muscle cell populations, as indicated by the expression of alkaline phosphatase, an early osteogenic marker.