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Areas of tumour have been shown to be reliably differentiated from haemorrhage using DWI, and DCE analysis can be interpreted through image subtraction [42] (Fig. 5).

The two cases presented demonstrate that an adverse reaction to an absorbable suture after total hip replacement might determine a clinical condition that cannot be reliably differentiated from a surgical site infection.

The phenomenon cannot be reliably differentiated from a postoperative infection at the time of its presentation, and only the negative result of all the microbiological samples, the benign course and the histological examination allow the differential diagnosis, which is always ex post.

Both rumination and eating behaviour could be reliably differentiated from other activities using this device.

Cystic pancreatic endocrine tumours are usually benign and non-functioning and cannot be reliably differentiated from other cystic pancreatic lesions neoplasms on imaging alone [ 51].

Information regarding patient motives for absconding was collected to describe different absconding profiles that may be reliably differentiated from each other.

The 'intermediate' and 'high' risk patients were reliably differentiated from each other, as there was no overlap between the confidence intervals, and the observed numbers were within the confidence limits.

We found that cells in the stratum radiatum, however, could be reliably differentiated using DIC optics or following intracellular staining.

L168 is detected using HyBeacons as a decrease in Tm, such that Q and LQ targets may be reliably differentiated.

Stem cells can be reliably differentiated into cortical glutamatergic neurons, the main tangle-bearing neurons in FTD (14).

Additionally, we obtained global ADC values as well as tumor perfusion (CBV) data in order to determine if these three types of meningioma could be reliably differentiated preoperatively.