Occasionally, fossilized larval frass, preserved as small coprolites, have been misidentified as seeds or even small fruits [ 60], although the surface features of such structures can readily be distinguished, separating the two [ 61].
Fly identification is rather simple as long as the tracker distinguishes separate regions for each fly in so-called unoccluded frames.
Diocletian regulated his court by distinguishing separate departments (scrina) for different tasks.
Bentham observed that the characteristics Brown used to define B. australis, B. depressa, B. patula, and B. insularis were unable to distinguish separate forms as more specimens came to light, and hence declared them synonyms of B. marginata.
All sensors generated a slightly different output signal to be able to distinguish separate cylinder placements.
(Remember to distinguish separate treatments from levels of the same treatment; i.e. different doses of the same drug are levels, but different drugs are different treatments).
The goal of this study was to systematically analyze if immunohistochemical (IHC) assessment of molecular markers, involved in treatment resistance, and F-FDG PET parameters could accurately distinguish separate HNC tumors.
How many treatments do you have (i.e. diet, drug, temperature etc).? Remember to distinguish separate treatments from levels of the same treatment (i.e. different doses of the same drug are levels, but different drugs are different treatments).
Therefore, F-FLT PET might visualise the high cycling activity of haematopoietic cells in the bone marrow compartment and may be helpful to distinguish separate haematologic disorders [ 33] (Table 3).
Finally, we propose how these findings might be incorporated in to an "impulse control" model of eating disorders, such that we prompt a debate on what distinguishes separate eating disorders, and whether it is plausible to include them on a single spectrum.
