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The differential diagnosis includes tumour recurrence, which can be differentiated from ORN with DWI (high ADC values in necrosis as opposed to low ADC values in tumours).
Based on this study, the BoCV isolates belong to one of two genomic clades (clade 1 and 2) which can be differentiated antigenically.
Endobronchial spread of tuberculosis is a famous representative of this HRCT pattern, which can be differentiated from panbronchiolitis based on the more focal and asymmetric distribution of "tree-in-bud" pattern.
A wide variety of metal catalysts exist which can be differentiated as well as classified in a concise way with respect to the features which generally correspond to binary phase diagram of metal–InSb as shown in Fig. 5.
which can be differentiated to find the PDF of γ k as follows: f γ k γ = γ ̄ edge γ 2 - γ ̄ edge γ 2 + 1 γ exp - γ γ ̄ edge.
The administration of a contrast agent (CE-SWI) allows discrimination among those three entities, as only blood vessels will change their signal intensity, while calcifications and regions of inactive haemorrhage (which can be differentiated from each other by the evaluation of phase images, as described above) will not.
For star-shaped geometry, we propose an explicit global transformation map which can be easily differentiated and inverted.
The degradation mechanisms of plastics are as varied as the different plastic formulations, but there are common features in the processes of polymer degradation [34] with the typical pathways of degradation being hydrolysis, photolysis, thermolysis and oxidation, which can be further differentiated as photo and thermal oxidation.
We propose that these results could reflect the existence of two pathways controlling suxA expression, which can be clearly differentiated with low sucrose concentrations.
The 'natural experiment' of the presence of disabled individuals in this chimpanzee population has allowed behavioural strategies to develop which can be clearly differentiated from the natural repertoire of an able-bodied chimpanzee, for whom they have no apparent function.
As expected, native HA is primarily digested into the tetra-, hexand and octasaccharides which can be easily differentiated (cf. trace (a) of Figure 3).
