In 14 (16%) patients, prolonged fever was related to several causes; the main association was infective in 10 of 14 patients, and in four cases, the cause could not be distinguished between an infectious or a noninfectious cause.
The direction of innovation was distinguished between (a) from developing countries to developing countries, (b) from industrialized countries to developing countries, (c) from industrialized countries to industrialized countries, and (d) from developing countries to industrialized countries with the purpose to find differences between different directions of innovation and economies.
What you have to do is distinguish between a child who really isn't ready and one who doesn't want to go away.
7. It has been suggested that Buridan is distinguishing between a strict, philosophical sense of identity and a loose, or vulgar, sense of identity (Pasnau 2011, 697-8).
A special set of vertices, called a good set of vertices, is defined and graphs are distinguished between having a good set and not having a good set.
EcoR II could identify A. ceylanicum and A. braziliense, while BsuRI can only identify U. stenocephala, and Taq I was distinguished between A. caninum and A. tubaeforme.
Another potential headache is distinguishing between words a person wants to say and thoughts they would rather keep private.
Foremost among these are distinguishing between quantitative and qualitative conclusions, making a priori judgments to avoid bias, and directly linking analytic results to evidence ratings.
The valuable lesson was distinguishing between being efficient and effective.
Thus, an important editorial task would be to distinguish between a solid study that arrived at negative results and a weak paper that came to a negative conclusion because of bad research techniques.
