The explanation probably rests largely in the fact that in most of the commoner mammals used in neuro-anatomical research the somata of the microneurones are too similar in size and shape to those of astrocytes to be distinguished with confidence.
When multiple isoforms of the same protein were identified that shared numerous identical peptides and could not be distinguished, the confidence levels were summed, and a single protein was reported with multiple accession numbers.
39 The two concepts were, however, conflated in the wording of the General Practice Patient Survey: "Did you have confidence and trust in the doctor you saw?" We were therefore unable to distinguish between confidence and trust in our investigation.
The French decision reflects a more prescriptive stance, which feels able to distinguish with confidence between religions and cults.
The first is our inability to distinguish between confidence and competence.
It is important to distinguish between confidence about being able to perform a specific task (such as fly a plane or speak a foreign language) and confidence in yourself.
Further, as a Nation, our inability to distinguish between confidence and competence continues to grant permission to our leaders to behave in ways that demonstrate a lack of value-based attributes.
Finally, we cannot distinguish with confidence, the relevance of British, American and Canadian web-based information in other countries, where the information might be applicable, yet limited in access, due to tight control or censorship.
In some cases, however, based on the CT or MRI appearance, it may be difficult to distinguish with confidence between hepatocellular adenoma and hepatocellular carcinoma occurring in a patient without underlying chronic liver disease.
Ultimately, what will be required to answer these questions thoroughly are greater genetic and physical resources, additional genetic variation that can be used to distinguish with confidence chimeric cells and a refinement of the tissues and cell types that can be studied.
