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ReprintsVarious qualitative measures may help distinguish mere conflict from war: do the rebels have political support?

B10 ANTHRAX SYMPTOMS -- Experts in infectious diseases say a few clues may help distinguish the early stages of anthrax.

Still, he suggests a couple of bits of information that may help distinguish the two types of shock.

But experts in infectious diseases say a few clues may help distinguish the early stages of influenza or some related illnesses from those of anthrax.

Ultrasound may be used to determine the size and location of a tumour in a testis and may help distinguish cancer from a benign condition.

Analysis of ADC values may help distinguish between residual cancer and benign post-treatment changes.

The combination of these calcium stimulation tests may help distinguish focal lesions suitable for cure by local surgical resection.

Another metric that may help distinguish people at high risk of cardiovascular disease is the waist circumference.

We find that these higher harmonic signals often contain specific resonant features that may help distinguish nonlinear physical processes governing the electrode reaction.

Adler emphasized three main points that characterize the Scribd system (and may help distinguish it from other "Netflix for books" competitors like the recently launched Oyster).

Homogeneous, dense enhancement of the tumour within the skull may help distinguish a primary intraosseous meningioma from a meningioma en plaque [9].