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It is usually difficult to distinguish between the three parts of compressions.

This marker allows discrimination of alleles containing By8 and By8* that are usually difficult to distinguish using SDS-PAGE.

Nodal melanocytic nevi (NN) encountered during sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLB) for malignant melanoma are usually difficult to distinguish from metastatic melanoma.

Shallow aquifers are the most accessible reservoirs of potable groundwater; nevertheless, they are also prone to various sources of pollution and it is usually difficult to distinguish between human and natural sources at the watershed scale.

However, in the initial EEG features, it is usually difficult to distinguish HSES from other diseases with convulsions including febrile convulsions.

It is usually difficult to distinguish between true and false cysts on imaging, but certain characteristics may be useful in differentiating between them.

However, prior knowledge is usually difficult to identify.

The experience in authors' laboratory suggests that the trimer of GMP and κ-CN move closely and usually it is difficult to distinguish between them.

In CPSE, impairment of consciousness may be continuous or fluctuating, but it is usually clinically very difficult to distinguish from absence status.

Although much has been learned from cell culture studies, the physiological properties of these neurons remain difficult to study in such models because they are usually in minority and are difficult to distinguish from other non-dopaminergic neurons.

50 DTP and OPV are usually given together, and it is therefore difficult to distinguish the effects of these vaccines.