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Eleven indices with a potential for discriminating burned areas in sparsely vegetated areas were selected and tested.
Therefore, the profiles of aroma volatiles demonstrate the feasibility and potential for discriminating the producing areas of CCAs. Figure 2 is a summary of the total aroma grouped into eight regions (toasted, muttony, medicinal, fatty, milky, earthy, sour and waxy) based on aroma similarities by sensory analysis.
Overall, the narrow bands based on hyperspectral reflectance data appear to have great potential for discriminating rice of differing cultivation conditions and for detecting stress in rice vegetation; these selected wavelengths also have great potential use for the designing of future sensors.
The afore described test algorithms were applied to assess the assays potential for discriminating patients with adenomas from healthy controls.
This opens the potential for discriminating otherwise identical fluorophores on the basis of their dark-state or characteristic lifetimes.
The tumour size in this study appears different between metastasised and non-metastasised seminoma, indicating a potential for discriminating both groups.
No serum marker appeared to have potential value for discriminating VAP from non-VAP, though a trend in this direction was observed for sTREM-1 [28].
Five peaks at M/Zs of 2954, 4304, 4320, 5069, and 16093 were chosen for potential biomarkers for discriminating relapse patients from non-relapse patients (Table 3).
These nine representative peaks were higher in the tumor samples compared with the controls and considered to be potential biomarkers for discriminating DLBCL patients from non-cancerous patients.
E2F1 as miR-205 target was observed in this network, interestingly, E2F1 is one of the most frequently observed potential markers for discriminating benign and malignant disease [ 18].
Only one gene out of 11, encoding a probable pyruvate-flavodoxin oxidoreductase (locus tag: Sesv_1374), was determined to be a potential target for discriminating Australian S. Virchow PT8 isolates.
