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As planning, coordinating, communicating, and controlling functions become more involved, clearly defined authority and responsibility are needed to ensure adequate differentiation and integration.
The present paper proposes a method by which adequate differentiation of required maximum permissible currents and/or voltages in intrinsically safe electrical circuits to be used in explosive dust clouds can be achieved.
Does the characteristics of Friendly Mart differ considerably from those of the competition allows adequate differentiation?
AFP expression was found in 93% of YST and in only 10% of EC; however, based on the focal staining pattern, adequate differentiation of YST and EC was not possible.
These findings suggest a dual role of Hes1 during thyroid development: first, control of the number of both thyrocyte and C-cell progenitors, via a p57-independent mechanism; second, adequate differentiation and endocrine function of thyrocytes and C-cells.
The marker of pluripotent cells, Oct-4 was expressed at very low levels throughout the protocol (Figure 2) supporting decreased pluripotency of the cells and adequate differentiation away from the embryonic stem cell stage.
The coating with elevated anatase content and surface Ca/P ratio of ~2.0 disclosed a diminished osteoclast activity and adequate osteoblast differentiation, favoring an augmented bone matrix synthesis over resorption processes.
However, irrespective of age or OA disease etiology, it has been found that a sufficient number of MSCs with adequate chondrogenic differentiation potential can be isolated.
The clinical image quality is adequate for differentiation of soft tissue structures such as bladder and rectum, but there still is room for improvement, e.g. by using more sophisticated scatter correction algorithms.
The islets were first cultured for 1 week to achieve adequate de-differentiation (see Figure 3C and Figure 3 figure supplement 2).
These 3D systems are able to inhibit the S. aureus growth and to destroy the bacterial biofilm without cytotoxic effects on human osteoblasts and allowing an adequate colonization and differentiation of preosteoblastic cells on their surface.
