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There is no rationale to explain the contribution of this family to the correlation, since the cavity in these proteins is rather open and exposed to solvent and therefore, the high number of embranchments in the decoys is not expected to help discriminating them.

Treg cells were sorted in our study on the basis of CD25 and CD127 expression, which was shown to help discriminating Treg from effector T cells [43].

In summary, while recognizing the need for more research in this area, we propose that, in those settings where genomics tool are routinely applied, the AGS algorithm could be used to help discriminating patients requiring high acenocoumarol doses to achieve stable anti-coagulation (vs. those requiring low doses), and thus to prevent the serious risks associated with insufficient drug use.

In summary, although more research is necessary in other patient cohorts, and this algorithm should be replicated in an independent sample, our data suggest that the AGS algorithm could be used to help discriminating patients requiring high acenocoumarol doses to achieve stable anti-coagulation.

To help discriminate among representations of Tara, it is necessary to refer to experts.

The siege exposed problems caused by inexperienced security forces and inadequate equipment, including a lack of high-power rifle scopes and other optics to help discriminate between the attackers and civilians.

Dopamine transporter (DaT) 123I ioflupane scans are performed to help discriminate patients with essential tremor (ET), for which radiopharmaceutical uptake is intense and symmetric in caudate and putamen structures, from patients with Parkinson's syndrome (PS).

Since there is no professional or governmental review and approval of the content of health information web sites, many rating instruments and markers, such as Health on the Net (HON), were developed to help discriminate among web sites (Wilson 2002).

It is therefore important that the rate of misincorporation be quantified, and appropriate statistical analysis employed to help discriminate between genuine evolved sequences and PCR artefacts.

To help discriminate against these artifacts, we engineered a so-called "circular permutant insertion" GFP reporter, with the test protein inserted between the native N- and C-termini of a GFP circular permutant (Fig. 2A).

Genetic changes that can be targeted by selective therapeutics have not been extensively evaluated in PXA and ancillary diagnostic tests to help discriminate PXA from other pleomorphic and often more aggressive astrocytic malignancies are limited.