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Unsupervised analysis of the gene expression profile in isolated CD14+ monocytes and CD4+ T cells in a larger cohort (Table S3) also showed relatively discernible clusters for PDAC patients and healthy volunteers (Fig. 4a, c).

"Injury" refers to damage to the body produced by energy exchanges that have relatively sudden discernible effects [3].

More images may be required because, for well ordered crystals, the narrow bandpass of the electron beam (§2.1.2) leads to relatively few discernible Bragg spots on each image.

At the same time, relatively small but discernible displacement was also recorded at MEA.

First, contrary to the idea sometimes expressed that dryland populations are food aid-dependent and surviving on food aid, Figure 5 illustrates that external food assistance is a discernible but relatively minor component of overall income.

Hide it under the cream, and whatever jam you use will only be discernible as a relatively faint flavour (I assume it is something to do with fat coating your mouth first, and inhibiting your tastebuds).

The vertical component which is relatively weak and offers no discernible craniocervical stability consists of a cranially orientated longitudinal band which inserts on to the upper surface of the clivus between the apical ligament and tectorial membrane and a caudally directed band which inserts on to the posterior surface of the body of the axis.

The lamina II was clearly discernible as a relatively translucent band across the dorsal horn under a dissecting microscope with transmitted illumination.

As randomly fragmented mRNA molecules will generate less short-read tags for a short transcript than for a longer transcript, changes in expression between two (relatively) poorly sampled transcripts are less discernible from sampling noise.

While the hillslope and headwater channel responses were relatively dramatic, there has been a less discernible channel response downstream beyond the forests and on the flood plain of the major rivers like the Waipaoa (Kasai et al., 2005).

This was in all likelihood also the case in medieval times, as there was a water fountain ca. 10 m due west of the west wing which is discernible even today, and a relatively large water supply or sewer system in the brickworks of the Northern part of the west wing was observed during the 2007 excavation (Thomsen in prep).