One way of discriminating experimentally between hierarchical and configural explanations of occasion setting relates to transfer.
In this study, the above compounds are exploited in order to develop QSAR models, based on classification approaches, capable of discriminating between the ones acting as cardioprotective agents and those that are unable to elicit such a property.
A Better Balance has previously been involved in multiple lawsuits against Walmart for mistreating employees, including one that accuses the store of discriminating against pregnant workers.
Anyone who used to have taste, back in the day, might still be capable of discriminating between one band and the next.
One of the effective ways of discriminating a polyp from retained stool of homogenous density is by assessing the location of a lesion in supine and prone data sets.
Thus, the availability of markers on both sides of the centromere permits one to discriminate between different classes of chromosomal rearrangements in the disease process: loss, translocation or homologous mitotic recombination (Amos-Landgraf et al., 2007; Haigis and Dove, 2002).
We have identified 5 candidate biomarkers capable of discriminating at least one or other of the patient groups.
Our data are consistent with this interpretation and highlights the importance of studying particle infectivity, i.e., the ratio of particle infectivity to genomic RNA, allowing one to discriminate the effect of drugs on virus assembly, secretion, and infectivity.
The combination of these two analyses allows one to discriminate between sets of circuits that are more robust, although they are obtained from the same model description and quantitative data.
CaM levels measured in peripheral cells could be considered a useful biomarker to help in early diagnosis of AD, enabling one to discriminate AD from other dementias with high levels of sensitivity and specificity.
