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The HCT116 tumors demonstrated higher basal [18 F]FDG-uptake and were usually more readily distinguished from background tissues than COLO205 tumors.

While only a decrease in the concentration of the ketogenic amino acid lysine distinguished the animals treated with the PPARδ agonist from the other groups for aqueous soluble metabolites, this group was more readily distinguished by lipid metabolites.

In the N vs. LPL data set, the two tissue-type groups were more readily distinguished (only 6 LPL samples were misclassified), and in the N vs. CRC set, the two classes of tissues were separated with only three errors.

In contrast, the use of lower-case "c", " t", "a", " g" provide more readily distinguished patterns because of the degree to which the top of the "t" and the descender of the "g" extend above and below the horizontal space created by the "x" height portions of the four letters.

Mitochondrial nuclear epistasis provides a valuable opportunity to more readily distinguish the two possibilities than with nuclear nuclear epistatic pairs.

Although a greater TSH rise may be seen in some microTSHomas, the response is still attenuated and readily distinguished from the more exuberant TSH response of TRβ RTH patients (typically greater than 5-fold, Koulouri, Moran, Halsall, Chatterjee and Gurnell, unpublished observation).

These results imply that biological variants with nucleotide diversity of 18% (the lowest observed π value in the different mixtures) or more can easily be detected and are readily distinguished from artifacts.

We found that γH2AX staining was much more intense in MDCs, which have damaged DNA, so that they could be readily distinguished from mitotic cells without induced DNA damage (Supplementary Figure S2 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/446/bj4460373add.htm).htm

Adults are readily distinguished, since the Daurian has a pied plumage, but immature birds are much more similar, both species having dark plumage and dark eyes.

Crystalline material found in gouty joints reflects ultrasound waves more strongly than surrounding tissues such as unmineralized hyaline cartilage or synovial fluid, and can thus be readily distinguished.

Clusters will not necessarily lie within single tracts, even where they can be readily distinguished from their neighbours, and this makes the description and interpretation of the results more difficult.