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However, we would suggest that samples are taken for ADAMTS13 testing to differentiate the disorders, before patients initiate PEX.

There won't be a lot of testing to differentiate swine flu from seasonal flu because the treatment is the same.

Neutralization testing to differentiate TOSV and SFNV was not performed because PCR and sequencing confirmed the TOSV infection.

However, since only 10% of these nodules will be a true malignancy, preoperative testing to differentiate benign from malignant nodules are needed [ 2, 3].

However, the later clinical course and renal prognosis of FSGS and MCD are often very different, and early testing to differentiate FSGS from MCD would have invaluable prognostic significance [ 14].

However, lack of serological testing to differentiate hepatitis types has resulted in official statistics that have generally enumerated cases of AVH with typing of hepatitis A and hepatitis B only, and reporting of HCV, HDV, and HEV infections has not been routine.

Additionally, a new set of typing primers was designed and tested to differentiate between G8 and G6 (lineage III and IV) RVA strains.

The email also goes on to discuss Revenue and Customs (HMRC) rules, including tests "to differentiate between a contractor who HMRC deem to need to pay tax like an employee and a contractor who does not".

There's a very easy litmus test to differentiate the designers who are on a lifelong odyssey* of aesthetic-altering proportions and the designers who are just churning out shmattes.

Project coordinator Emanuele Trucco, professor of computational vision at Dundee University, said: "There is the promise of early warning in a non-invasive way and there is also the fact that we even might be able to use the test to differentiate between different types of dementia".

Trigger value for the screening tests to differentiate between "significant" and "not significant" effects (Fig. 1, step 1).