Indistinguishing

This blurring of fiction and history is one of the main expressions of Shammas' postmodern writing strategy, which also includes parody, intertextual density, and the specific indistinguishing between the autobiographical and the fabled.

AgNOR is helpful in discriminating benign from malignant disease or indistinguishing between low and high grade malignancy.5 AgNORs can prove to be useful, especially in situations in which tissue is insufficient for flowcytometry such as small biopsies and limited needle aspirates.7Study of the proliferation markers help in the proper diagnosis of different breast lesions which lie in the gray zone on routine histopathology.

Generally, security of secret key encryption algorithms relies on the indistinguishing probability of cryptographic primitive output to random numbers.

Those wars still ablaze so violently and burn with their indistinguishing flames the children's dreams and their childhood," says the artist.

Rather he maintains a relationship to his indistinguishing im-potentiality.

The men of sense condemn these indistinguishing judgments though at the same time allow that each nation has a particular set of manners and some particular qualities are more frequently to be met with among one people than among other neighbours".

As artists, we see the indistinguishing overreach of copyright's control over almost all creative reuse to be a selective prohibition on modern art's evolution.

-- Indistinguishing endometrial cancer from benign pathology, volume measurements of the endometrium, obtainable only with three-dimensional ultrasound, may be more predictive of endometrial cancer than thickness measurements acquired with standard ultrasound.