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In order to avoid confusion, we recommend that 'PAU with haemorrhagic content' that has an atherosclerotic pathogenesis should be clearly differentiated from the dissection variant IMH.

These should be clearly differentiated from the first echelon nodes.

These two objectives should be clearly differentiated because they have major implications for the study methods (Table 1).

Therefore, their scopes should be clearly defined, and activations in the insula and the parietal operculum should be clearly differentiated.

The concepts of risk and burden should be clearly differentiated and it should be noted that as life expectancy in Africa increases, so too will the cancer burden.

In addition, two types of data should be clearly differentiated: training data published with the model and novel and varied validation data.

They need to be clearly differentiated from minimum regulatory requirements.

Whereas Nokia or BlackBerry phones used to be clearly differentiated, most smartphones now are near-identical black slabs running AOSP.

The shrivelling of liberal and green Toryism creates space for the Lib Dems to be clearly differentiated from their frenemies in the coalition.

The core-shell nature can be clearly differentiated from the black and white contrast.

Based on 14 OACs, seven developmental stages could be clearly differentiated (Fig. 3b).