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The other North American half-free morel, Morchella punctipes, is very similar in appearance to M. populiphila, and they cannot be reliably distinguished on morphology alone.

Differences in linguistic ability have been reported in children with HFA and AS [Noterdaeme, Wriedt, & Hohne, 2010; Sahyoun, Soulieres, Belliveau, Mottron, & Mody, 2009 ], however review papers have concluded that the subtypes cannot be reliably distinguished on the basis of diagnostic criteria and cognitive profile [Macintosh & Dissanayake, 2004; Witwer & Lecavalier, 2008 ].

If two animals in a group could not be reliably distinguished, one was marked by cutting some of the hair on the tail, which had no visible effect on the animal's behaviour [35].

In white matter tracts such as the caudal cerebellar peduncle (CCP), which contains a large proportion of large diameter axons (Woodruff & Franklin, 1999) remyelination can be reliably distinguished from myelination on the basis of thinner myelin sheaths, detectable on toluidine blue-stained semi-thin resin sections and electron micrographs (Blakemore, 1974).

Secondary and non-GCT ovarian tumours cannot be reliably distinguished from GCTs on imaging.

Although lipid-poor adenomas account for between 5 and 15% of all adenomas, they pose a diagnostic problem, as they cannot be reliably distinguished from metastases on both unenhanced and enhanced CT using density measurements alone (Fig. 4(a)).

Over the last 25 or so years, research into the nonverbal behaviour of patients with schizophrenia or schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SSD) has demonstrated that patients can be reliably distinguished from unaffected individuals on the basis of their reduced expressivity [ 1- 3].

First, as explained in the previous section, a substantial and difficult to estimate number of true pseudogene alleles were excluded from the analysis because they could not be reliably distinguished from PCR chimaeras on the level of the full dataset.

Although individual ancient DNA fragments cannot be reliably distinguished from modern contaminants based on these features, the knowledge that all sequences in a dataset derive from a single individual will allow the overall fragmentation and misincorporation patterns to be analysed.

These diagnostic characters discriminate L. sinapis from the other two species, L. juvernica and L. reali, which cannot be reliably distinguished from each other based on morphological features (Fig.  1; [ 38]).

M. sextelata cannot be reliably distinguished from M. septimelata without the use of DNA analysis.