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This process is governed by the laws of diffusion and can be readily differentiated from adsorption by experimental means.

Based on the multiple alignments, chicken and duck ND5 and cytb could be readily differentiated from the other selected hosts (Fig. 1).

The diagnosis of acute dengue infection using clinical signs and symptoms can be difficult since the manifestations cannot be readily differentiated from other infections.

Two of the antibodies produced in mouse myeloma cell line (SP2/0) and one produced in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells exhibited similar glycosylation patterns but could still be readily differentiated from each other using multivariate statistical methods.

Although A. hygrometricus bears a superficial resemblance to member of the "true earthstars" Geastrum, it may be readily differentiated from most by the hygroscopic nature of its rays.

Moreover, GFP-expressing transgenic parasites in blood stages can be readily differentiated from other blood cells using flow cytometry.

"As a scientist, you can never say 100%, but the substance is non-natural, which means that it can be readily differentiated [from naturally occurring substances]," said Thevis, a professor at the anti-doping laboratory in Cologne.

The electronic spectrum of benzil is characterized by an absorption at 283 nm, which is readily differentiated from the other absorption bands of benzil at 260 nm and benzoin 247 nm [40].

There is one additional species known from the southern hemisphere, Haliclystus kerguelensis Vanhöffen, 1908 from Kerguelen Island, southern Indian Ocean, but this species is readily differentiated from H. antarcticus by its morphology [12] and thus should have a different genetic signature; no specimens of H. kerguelensis suitable for genetic study were available to us.

Apoptotic mesothelial cells were readily differentiated from any contaminating apoptotic tumour cells by their position within the focal plane of the microscope.

The explosive phase was a characteristic irregular and noise-like waveform and was readily differentiated from the regular (periodic) waveform of voiced sounds [ 13].