Meanings of often indistinguishable in English

The two phenomena intergrade continuously and are often indistinguishable in practice.

We were property, but often indistinguishable from the ones that weren't.

The services they performed for their lords were often indistinguishable.

On early Spanish maps, the Mississippi is often indistinguishable from other affluents of the Gulf.

The ancient wig of the judge is often indistinguishable from the old wig of the flunkey.

Transhumans, being by their very nature "natural" humanoids, are often indistinguishable from the average citizen.

The pirates are also often indistinguishable from fishermen prior to launching an attack, meaning that preemption is hard.

From that moment his love was of the quality which in its manifestations is often indistinguishable from hatred.

That's why the difference between the left of the Tory party and the right of the Labour party is often indistinguishable.

Background: Isolates of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) belonging to a single lineage are often indistinguishable by means of current typing techniques.

The only ones she had any real trouble with were the baby pictures of Anna and Lydia, their flawless, pudgy faces often indistinguishable.

Often indistinguishable from social causes are the personal causes of dependency.