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In general, physical symptoms are nonspecific and difficult to differentiate from postoperative wound pain.

The presenting symptoms are nonspecific and difficult to differentiate from other more prevalent diseases such as biliary colic or chronic cholecystitis.

The "rehabilitation" hustle can be deceptive and difficult to differentiate from prison in some ways, but putting people in hospitals and rehab is definitely better than throwing 'em in a box.

Cutaneous adverse drug reactions and toxic erythema of chemotherapy are clinically similar and difficult to differentiate.

Moreover, CT findings of Xp11.2 RCC and type 2 PRCC were also quite similar and difficult to differentiate between each other.

Although the latter usually presents as an elevated choroidal mass with associated orange pigment and subretinal fluid, approximately 30% are small and difficult to differentiate from naevi on clinical examination.

Even though it's becoming more and more difficult to differentiate between netbooks and notebooks, talk to your kids about netbooks.

Small ampullary tumors and inflammatory lesions have similar endoscopic findings and are difficult to differentiate.

Plantar fibromas may be small, thus appearing as small hypointense lesions on MRI, and are difficult to differentiate from the low signal intensity of the PF.

This allows nuanced ((GC times GC)) distinction between closely related yet different complex mixtures, e.g. crude oil from neighboring oil sources, which share the regional fingerprint, and therefore, difficult to differentiate robustly using purely statistical methods.

Cobalt deficiency signs are non-specific and often difficult to differentiate from energy-protein malnutrition.