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The species is most similar in appearance to G. arenophilus and G. fulgens, but can be differentiated from both morphologically.

As evident in Author response image 1, the iNC terminals can clearly be differentiated from both Lugaro and Golgi terminals.

A second PCR was performed on specimens positive for N. meningitidis to identify serogroups A, B, C, and Y/W135, and finally, serogroups Y/W135 were differentiated from both Y and W135 alone by a confirmative PCR (10 ).

We therefore show that MGUS and MM patients can be differentiated from healthy individuals using both bone marrow and peripheral plasma.

SAD (sinapyl alcohol dehydrogenases) cannot be differentiated from CAD phylogenetically and both enzymes display some of the other's specific activity [ 40, 41].

Hence, PGNMID should be differentiated from bacterial infection-related glomerulonephritis since both PGNMID and IRGN share several unique clinicopathological features such as hypocomplementemia and endocapillary proliferative change [ 5].

However, c-IRIS has to be differentiated from progression of the cryptococcal disease, although both phenomena can appear simultaneously [ 22].

How can beauty be differentiated from kindness?

3. Rust stains cannot be differentiated from bloodstains.

But the decline has been modest, and might not easily be differentiated from statistical noise.

Socialist central planning needs to be differentiated from the idea of socialism itself.