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This cannot be distinguished from vasogenic edema by CT scan but can be differentiated by diffusion-weighted MRI scanning; studies addressing this are underway.

But without a control procedure, such as the one we have established, this cannot be distinguished from the case of a laboratory submitting several different experiments related to its research subject.

Thus a tumour may be broadly localised to the tail, body or head of the pancreas/duodenum (these cannot be distinguished using this technique).

This scope cannot be distinguished by the existing commercial LFS.

These results show that the eight depression time series used in this study cannot be distinguished from their linear surrogates using nonlinear and linear in-sample forecasting methods.

This appearance cannot be distinguished from metastases on imaging, and tissue diagnosis is mandatory in the absence of any known primary malignancy Open image in new window Fig. 10 PHL manifesting as multifocal lesions in a 67-year-old male with fatigue and weight loss.

ΔGR expression was studied using western blotting since this protein cannot be distinguished from the wild-type GR using immunohistochemistry.

This structure cannot be distinguished using clinical magnetic resonance imaging sequences.

Although the vaccines showed a potential application prospect, the vaccinated pigs with this vaccine cannot be distinguished from pigs that have recovered from a natural infection.

At an international level nAb at concentrations < 0.5 U/ml representing an arbitrarily defined threshold are considered positive whilst such nAb below this threshold cannot be distinguished from unspecific reactions [ 10].

The lack of geographic structure and the star-like topology depicted by the D. virilis haplotypes indicate a pattern of global demographic expansion, probably related to human movements, although this interpretation cannot be distinguished from a selective sweep in the mitochondrial DNA until nuclear sequence data become available.