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Websites for many rogue pharmacies are professionally designed, contain false quality seals, and cannot be differentiated from legitimate pharmacies solely by appearance (Monteith et al. 2016b).

Lipid-poor angiomyolipoma presents a diagnostic dilemma and cannot be differentiated from RCC. Zhang et al. described a homogeneous pattern and a moderate enhancement of lipid-poor angiomyolipomas [13].

On coronal post gadolinium fat saturated T1 W image, the degree of enhancement of FBG (dashed arrows in c) and of fibrosis around FBG (short arrows in c) appear similar and cannot be differentiated for each other on the basis of enhancement alone Open image in new window Fig. 10 66-year-old woman with PET CT for fever of unknown origin.

Benign ganglioneuromas may also take up MIBG and cannot be differentiated from active NBL.

Gradient and pseudo-inverse learning methods are inapplicable because the functions in the proposed model are nonlinear and cannot be differentiated as a result of the feedback loop.

Both benign and malignant lymph nodes will show an increased but variable SI on high b-value images and cannot be differentiated using the native images alone.

Also, isomers are detected with the same accurate mass and retention time, and therefore cannot be differentiated and all isomers are reported.

While North American elk are uniform in coat markings and voice and thus cannot be differentiated by these features from some of their Asian counterparts, they are quite different from other subspecies of Asian elk, such as the Manchurian red deer (Cervus elaphus xanthopygos) and the small Alashan wapiti (C. elaphus alashanicus) of Inner Mongolia.

During recent years there has been growing international concern about TSEs in sheep as sheep might have acquired bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) from concentrated feeds contaminated with the BSE agent [ 3], and BSE and scrapie cannot be differentiated by clinical signs or histopathological findings in the sheep [ 4].

Hypersensitivity and infection cannot be differentiated histopathologically and clinically; anti-TB agents and steroids can be co-administered until culture tests are finalized [ 30, 31, 33, 35].

The dopaminergic and GABAergic cells cannot be differentiated visually but may be differentiated through their pharmacological and physiological responses.