Sentence examples for be difficult to distinguish from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it can be difficult to distinguish between high literary fiction and a Footlights skit.

The resulting parasequences may be difficult to distinguish from their allogenically induced counterparts.

Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB) can be difficult to distinguish clinically from other dementias.

Clinically, patients with genetically determined PD can be difficult to distinguish from those with sporadic PD.

If TALA develop downward as a variation, it could be difficult to distinguish from TAPF.

Small effects can be difficult to distinguish from bias introduced by study design and analyses.

Both viruses cause similar illnesses which may be difficult to distinguish clinically.

It may be outwardly so similar as to be difficult to distinguish from Venetian glass proper.

In appearance, autocracy may sometimes be difficult to distinguish from nonautocratic rule.

Long-track tornadoes can be difficult to distinguish from tornado families.

Thus, gluconeogenesis disorders may be difficult to distinguish from glycogen storage disorders at first presentation.