Locally, periglacial deformations led to cryoturbatic structures in these sediments, which is used to differentiate between unit 2a (no indications for periglacial activities) and unit 2b (with cryoturbations).
In the present study, and differently from clinical pig isolates, serotype 2 and 14 isolates were considered to be as such even if identified by PCR, which is unable to differentiate them from serotypes 1/2 and 1, respectively.
Skip, which is trying to differentiate itself by being more heavy-duty, worked with city officials and lawmakers to ensure it had the green light before launching.
In D.C., Skip, which is trying to differentiate itself by being more heavy-duty, worked with city officials and lawmakers to ensure it had the green light before launching.
Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma typically occurs as a large mass, which is difficult to differentiate from a metastatic focus of adenocarcinoma or abscess, and causes biliary duct dilatation peripheral to the tumor.
Potential endpoints for blood stage malaria vaccine efficacy trials include uncomplicated malaria disease, which is hard to differentiate from other febrile illnesses, and mortality, which requires prohibitively large sample sizes.
Most date-dependent software programs use a two-digit year code, which is unable to differentiate between 1900 and 2000.
A small posdf opens between the spol and spdl, which is difficult to differentiate from the podl ([22]:fig. 15).
A popular model for this purpose is the human cell line U937, which is able to differentiate into the monocytic lineage if stimulated with appropriate agents [5] [16].
Interestingly, further manual examination of the protein sequences allowed the identification of a minimal region between TMS-6 and TMS-7 which is sufficient to differentiate between these two clades (Fig. 5).
