Sentence examples for impossible to differentiate from from inspiring English sources

A 2000 Georgian mansion might be impossible to differentiate from an 1800 one, but the social climates that created the two are two centuries apart.

These findings are virtually impossible to differentiate from renal abscess (Fig. 3) or neoplasm (Fig. 4) [14] 14].

After 12 months of implantation, the distal radius fracture was completely healed, while the remaining screw was nearly impossible to differentiate from new surrounding bones.

For another, in the phenomenology of conceivability, what is really conceivable is difficult if not impossible to differentiate from what some might think is conceivable.

Drake is known for his skills as both a rapper and a singer — as demonstrated on the single "In My Feelings". Hip-hop's increasing cultural dominance eventually eclipsed rhythm and blues, and many raced to keep up to the point where modern R&B was impossible to differentiate from rap as hip-hop's pummeling sound became preferred over soft balladry, crescendo bridges and complex melodies.

The penetration/invasion of OVCAR5 cells within N3F-derived ECMs could be inhibited in the presence of aprotinin, PI, and PRI, while leupeptin, GM6001, or amiloride did not effectively suppress the OVCAR5-induced ECM degradation; i.e., the resultant ECMs appeared to be impossible to differentiate from the ones using untreated controls (Figure S2A).

Understandably, such a lesion if present in isolation can pose a diagnostic dilemma making it practically impossible to differentiate it from hepatic metastasis or other primary tumours.

Looking at scenes of the workers picking tomatoes, it is nearly impossible to differentiate it from a scene in one of the early episodes of Roots.

Based on this, it may be impossible to differentiate one from the other at the bedside.

K. kingae septic arthritis of the hip is a good example because it may be impossible to differentiate it from transient synovitis on purely clinical grounds.

Melioidosis is a great mimicker and on clinical grounds it is often impossible to differentiate it from other acute and chronic bacterial infections.