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Ojeda-Benitez et al. (2000) re-emphasizes the point when she opines that to appreciate the value of 'waste', it must be differentiated from refuse.

Acute appendicitis presents a challenging problem to caregivers because it must be differentiated from a variety of other conditions that result in acute abdominal pain in childhood and the most common condition requiring emergency abdominal surgery in the pediatric population.

It is a rare entity and must be differentiated from various other entities like chondrocalcinosis, avulsion at the site of attachment of posterior cruciate ligament or the posterior horn of the meniscus, and avulsions of the semimembranosus tendon, as well as from a loose body, as it requires different management.

Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy, not a primary dermatosis, was included herein because this disorder is associated with pregnancy and its secondary skin manifestations must be differentiated from specific dermatoses of pregnancy.

It is widely anticipated that the implementation of IT will reduce time on documentation but that must be differentiated.

It is almost always managed conservatively, and must be differentiated from other solid liver lesions such as hepatic adenomas, HCCs, or metastases, as these lesions require either surveillance or treatment.

Since muscle fatigue is not accompanied by structural damage to myofibrils and muscle damage can occur without exercise inducing it (e.g. contusion, excessive stretching, rhabdomyolysis), biomarkers for both of these conditions must be differentiated.

In these motifs of sacrifice, something similar to the qualification of the undifferentiated matter of creation is suggested, for, just as the primal stuff of creation must be differentiated before the world appears, the sacrifice of primordial beings is a destruction of the primal totality for the sake of a specific creation.