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See: discern, discriminate
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5 mm resolution-where one voxel contains many thousands of neurons-one would be able to detect differences in activity patterns between individual numbers," said Evelyn Eger of INSERM in France.
New insights into the brain's numerical code by Asian News International
The inability to detect differences between the transgenic grain and the nontransgenic grain in this experiment agrees with previous research evaluating transgenic corn.
Effect of Feeding DAS-59122-7 Corn Grain and Nontransgenic Corn Grain ... by T J Huls and G E PAS Erickson and T J Klopfenstein and M K Luebbe and K J PAS Vander Pol and D W Ric / Professional Animal Scientist
Discussion-usefulness of observational studies No prospective head-to-head trials comparing the fracture efficacy of the currently marketed weekly and monthly bisphosphonates have been conducted, due to the large sample size such studies would require to reliably detect differences in fracture risk, and the associated high costs (1).
VIBE: evaluation of ibandronate efficacy: a retrospective cohort ... by Reginster, J.-Y.; Poston, S. / From the Osteoporosis World
 
 
 
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