Sentence examples for be hardly differentiated from inspiring English sources

In addition, a large hiatal hernia, pericardial or other mediastinal cysts or left ventricle pseudoaneurysm may sometimes be hardly differentiated but more rarely.

In this study, the radiodensity of DBM could be hardly differentiated after the time of around 20 to 24 weeks.

The actors who play the brothers are all serviceable in a bunch of roles that are hardly differentiated (except for Pope).

Ads are bought on ad networks and exchanges where one site is hardly differentiated form another. Larger publishers try to battle this by putting together ad-sale packages which bundle together their higher-quality sites and then sell that as a bundle for a premium.

On the other hand, the neuronal differentiation of the cells significantly decreased in the media supplemented with 50 µM 2-APB, and the cells were hardly differentiated into mature neuronal cells in the media supplemented with 100 µM 2-APB.

The shell shapes of O. a. pseudofuchsi are unique and differ clearly from those of the nominate form O. a. austriaca, while O. a. faueri is hardly differentiated.

The solid type of duodenal dystrophy is visualized as a fibrotic thickening of the duodenal wall which is hardly differentiated from the pancreatic head.

Direct actions on bradycardia and cardiac conduction are variable and are hardly differentiated from effects due to the improvement of haemodynamic status.

Another obvious feature of the adp's for all non-H atoms in the X-ray structures is their general similarity in all the polymorphic forms, suggesting the observed adp's reflect molecular vibrations that are hardly differentiated by the potential field due to the crystal packing.

However, this can be hardly generalized.

While a number of speakers share the book's 54 chapters, their voices are scarcely differentiated.