The general distress (GD) subscale has 11 items reflecting anxious mood (e.g. "felt nervous") and 12 items reflecting depressed mood (e.g. "felt sad"), none of which strongly differentiates anxiety and depression (total score = 115).
Therefore, pool A would belong to a less specific region of Rv2626c than pools B, D and F, the most specific and immunogenic ones, which could strongly differentiate the two groups of individuals.
From this perspective, the lack of fervent opposition to Netanyahu's security policies made it difficult for him to strongly differentiate himself from his opponents.
However, those listed in the table are enough to strongly differentiate the types of applications using them: NOR is typically used for code storage and execution.
The fluorescence index (FI), which strongly correlated with the structural conjugation and aromaticity and was used to differentiate the sources of DOM, was calculated as the ratio of emission intensities at 470 and 520 nm at the fixed excitation wavelength of 370 nm [23].
Correlations between phenotype and environment may be revealed by genetic polymorphisms which allele frequencies strongly differentiate populations that live in different environments [ 5] and such differences can be maintained in the face of gene flow [ 6].
Thus, body size (SVL), which strongly predicts aggression, is positively associated with traits that predict contest outcome (e.g. head depth) as well as traits that differentiate the genetic backgrounds (e.g. ventral brightness).
There is an element of street art in Olek's immersive knits, though she strongly differentiates herself from amateur "yarn bombers".
The example illustrates the potential of strongly differentiating markers to identify false declarations even with small sample sizes.
The character's Latino accent and superhuman appearance strongly differentiate him from most Star Trek characters.
