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In fact, we could demarcate the neural progenitors using the nestin enhancer mediated cell trapping approach and could quantify the same that remained identical irrespective of the plating density.

SVM could demarcate buildings and households with consumption of >16.0 MWh/year which are considered to be inefficiency.

The study could demarcate and rank the areas perceived to be "safe" and "unsafe" by the University students in real-time using the assembled device and identify which environmental factors have the most significant influence on their perception of safety.

Transcription of these lncRNAs could demarcate chromosomal domains of gene silencing [ 34].

Presumably, we could not demarcate the subject matter of any of the special sciences, for example, biology or mathematics, and we would not be able to distinguish between what something is, for example a human being or a rabbit, and what it is like, for example pale or white.

We could also demarcate and quantify the neural stem cells/progenitors among the heterogeneous cell population of differentiating ES cells using nestin intron II driven EGFP expression as a tool.

Within the area demarcating clear sky, we could see what percentage of the day's direct sunlight would strike the house each month.

Deliberately leaving places dark could therefore demarcate places of exclusion: a reading apparently understood and shared by lighting professionals and residents: We do switch down park lights … because we don't want to encourage people into the parks [at night] (K2).

This sensing device could accurately demarcate refractive index of liquid.

Animal studies suggest it could also demarcate prostate, colon, breast, and other tumors.

The probable reason for the non-significant difference is that the "Viewing" group, being conditioned to active learning, could not demarcate the effect of the passive strategy used with them in a one-off lecture.