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The two species cannot be reliably distinguished using morphological characters, but are readily identified and distinguished by simple, rapid, and inexpensive molecular protocols based on sequence variation of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA).

In the vast majority of cases, it is unlikely that this can be reliably distinguished using transurethral resection alone.

Several trends are emerging: first, increasing labelling density with multiplexed markers to allow more cells to be reliably distinguished; second, using labels to report lineage relationships among defined cells in addition to anatomy; third, coupling cell labelling with genetic manipulations that reveal or perturb cell function.

The primary objective for the first meeting was to determine whether CTE was a distinctive tauopathy that could be reliably distinguished from other tauopathies using the preliminary criteria.

However, all these studies did confirm that AS/SpA cases could be reliably distinguished from healthy controls using genomic profiling [ 20- 23].

Although more categories (e.g., xylem vessels and parenchyma cells separately) could be reliably distinguished at individual time points using other classifiers, we restricted our analyses to these five for the sake of a coherent temporal description of secondary growth progression.

However, Wilson and colleagues in 2007 tentatively identified UA 8653 as a left fourth (last) lower molariform (mf4); because molars and premolars of gondwanatheres cannot be reliably distinguished, the term "molariform" is used instead.

Instagram posts made by individuals diagnosed with depression can be reliably distinguished from posts made by healthy controls, using only measures extracted computationally from posted photos and associated metadata.

In this report we demonstrate that ChR2-positive neurons can be reliably distinguished from ChR2-negative neurons in vivo using extracellular recording methods.

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

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)).