Sentence examples for difficult to differentiate an from inspiring English sources

Seen from the moment release curve at the decades time scale, it is also difficult to differentiate an accelerating process and a quiescence-and-recovery process.

Sensitivity analysis was performed in the sub-population without CKD, since it was difficult to differentiate an "acute-on-chronic" disease from progression of CKD [ 16].

It is difficult to differentiate an epigenetic change that is directly due to viral infection, due to the host antiviral response or due to a subsequent downstream effect of the transformation process.

The skin should always be inspected for cancer, though it is sometimes difficult to differentiate a benign mole (nevus) from a cancer.

It can be difficult to differentiate a segmental infarct with a rounded configuration from a poorly vascularised tumour [46, 47].

It is difficult to differentiate (a) as a new and (b) as an older lesion on the basis of ultrasound alone.

After all, it's difficult to differentiate a service that basically just takes one big file and makes it into a lot of different smaller files to be watched on a lot of different devices.

Clinically, it is difficult to differentiate a unilateral retinoblastoma of heritable type from nonheritable but generally sporadic tumors occurring bilaterally, and multifocal unilateral sporadic tumors are considered germ cell mutations [16].

It is very difficult to differentiate a minimal-fat angiomyolipoma with calcifications from a renal cell carcinoma preoperatively.

However, in the present analysis it was difficult to differentiate a viremia from a bacteremia by examining cytokine levels.

Furthermore, it is difficult to differentiate a solitary ITB from malignancy on imaging, especially in older patients [ 35].