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Why are they photographing me for these newspapers, which normally only feature photos of shady characters?" Gurlitt appears to revere his father, Hildebrand, who was first discriminated against by the Nazis for his "non-Aryan" background but was later commissioned to sell and make money from artworks confiscated by the regime.

Aim was, first, to discriminate the microstructure constituents, austenite, ferrite, bainite, and martensite, second to gain information on the γ α phase transformation mechanisms and third to correlate the mechanical properties and the microstructure of the samples.

Within each index, all three pairwise comparisons were statistically significant (p < 0.001) – Figures  3 and 4.> The Doppler of the uterine arteries was first used to discriminate the women in group III from those in groups I + II.

In this method, allele-specific ligation is first performed to discriminate base sequence variations at the SNP site within the PCR-amplified target DNA.

Birds in two groups were first trained to discriminate between a grey positive stimulus and a cyan negative stimulus with either black dots or stripes.

After 3 days of handling followed by 3 days of habitation to the chamber, animals were first trained to discriminate the colors of bowls.

Rats were first trained to discriminate between two distinct tone cues: one predicting reward and another predicting punishment.

Mice were first trained to discriminate between baited and non-baited arms on a radial maze task in which the same three out of six arms were always baited.

Mice were first trained to discriminate between three initially baited and three never-baited arms under conditions in which it was not possible to make working memory errors (Schmitt et al., 2003).

Experimental design used to assess plasticity of sensory inputs in the mouse OB. (A and B ) Mice are first trained to discriminate pairs of odorants in an automated olfactometer.

Experimentally naïve WT (N = 14) and GluA1−/− (N = 12) mice were first trained to discriminate between a blue towel insert and black foam rubber insert, with a spatiotemporal discontiguity between the discriminanda and the presence/absence of reward (Fig. 1A).