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K8 staining allowed for a strict differentiation of both tissues with carcinoma cells expressing high levels of K8 while normal mucosa retained its typical staining pattern restricted to some cells of the stratum basale.

In the context of this study, a strict differentiation between social and professional support seems irrelevant.

A plausible explanation may be that a larger proportion of the institutes' patients are in the early stages of disease, which may challenge a strict differentiation between appropriate and the inappropriate requests.

Here a strict differentiation between the food-feed risk assessment and the ERA has to be made.

A strict differentiation between institutional costs and implementation costs is very difficult to achieve, since in some stages costs could be assigned either to implementation or institutional costs.

Taking this into consideration, a strict differentiation between teetotaler, low-to-moderate, and high-risk drinkers cannot be realized.

The gene profile data of EPC differentiation reveals a strict temporal regulation of endothelial differentiation, which can be divided into three sequential and distinct stages: integrin-mediated adhesion to specific ECM components; growth factor-induced proliferation and survival; and maturation and functional acquisition of EC properties [ 43].

Adoption of the NDCs has ended the strict differentiation between developed and developing countries and created the common framework based on "common but differentiated responsibilities and respected capabilities".

However, this strict differentiation has been abandoned.

This interpretation is similar to conceptual models that tend to abandon the classical assumption of a strict hierarchy during differentiation and understand cell differentiation as a dynamic process of "isologous diversification" or autostabilization of stochastic processes [26], [27], [28], [29].

Keratinocyte culture studies had revealed a strict dependency of regular epidermal differentiation on dermal interactions only accomplishable in three-dimensional skin models.