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At medullary levels the two spinothalamic tracts merge and cannot be distinguished as separate entities.

The males and females of some species look alike and cannot be distinguished unless they are dissected.

IN a ruling in a lawsuit last month, Judge James Robertson of Federal District Court said that United States currency discriminates against blind people because bills are all the same size and cannot be distinguished by touch.

Previous conversion models have limited applications in plain medium-carbon steels with variable bainite start temperatures (Bs) and martensite start temperatures (Ms), which are cooling rate dependent and cannot be distinguished on dilatometric curves.

By reducing the diameter further, the observed peaks strongly overlap with each other and cannot be distinguished anymore.

Berylliosis is the most important mimic of sarcoidosis on imaging and cannot be distinguished from it even on histological basis.

Components G and H have similar transverse relaxation times as peaks E and F, and therefore cannot be distinguished in a 1D representation.

Whereas R1, R4, and R5 have unique nucleotide sequences, R2 and R3 are identical and thus cannot be distinguished from each other unless they occur together and are flanked by R1 and R4.

In cases where the FAD and LAD cannot be distinguished, and multiple specimens are known, the LAD is arbitrarily placed 200 Ka after the FAD.

When we use the Langmuir sorption model, both the adsorbed gas and dissolved gas are considered and they cannot be distinguished in this model.

Human SUMO2 and SUMO3 share ~97%% sequence and presently cannot be distinguished by antibodies [ 3], collectively named as SUMO2/3 [ 4].