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One direction in proving the equivalence, starting from (1.10), is a simple differentiation argument; differentiating (1.10) at (t=0) yields the result.

Regarding biomarkers, the different profiles of the steranes, diasteranes and triaromatic steroids allowed for a simple differentiation amongst the two products.

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have been suggested to be patient-specific drugstores for injured tissue, and with good reason.1 What was originally believed to be a simple differentiation or lineage cascade of mesenchymal tissue cells has proven itself to be a much more elegant and complex entity.

The next goal is to show that the inequality on the right in (1.6) is a consequence of Theorem 1.6 by a simple differentiation argument.

However, also all of the in vitro less invasive isolates harbored the fnbA gene and varying sets of other adhesin genes, thus not allowing a simple differentiation based on limited genetic analysis.

Moreover, B. subtilis undergoes a simple differentiation program and is the model to understand many important pathogens such as B. anthracis, Staphylococcus aureus and Listeria monocytogenes.

The distribution of examiner stringency estimates in the yardstick also makes clear that, to a good first approximation, stringency is normally distributed, and refutes any simple differentiation of examiners into two separate classes who can be called hawks and doves.

To uncover genes that are required for progression from naive pluripotency into a state primed for differentiation, we used a simple monolayer differentiation protocol (Ying et al., 2003).

Thus, the multiplex PCR developed in this study using a minimum number of strategically designed primers provides a basis for rapid and simple differentiation of RSIVs from different hosts or countries merely by the observation of the predicted amplicons and without the necessity of making nucleotide sequence comparisons.

A part of our results agree with those in a recent report presenting a simple linear differentiation model based on the expression of CD94 [7].

In the past years, emerging preclinical and clinical findings have corroborated a role of the RANKL RANK system in the pathophysiology of breast cancer exceeding that of being a simple osteoclast differentiation factor.