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Dll4 expression was significantly increased on BM-VPC cultured in presence of both VEGF and SDF1 compared to the control condition (Figure 1A), although comparatively SDF1 induced a greater increase in Dll4 expression.

Although comparatively less research was identified specifically targeting children and youth compared to adults, the evidence suggests that school and after-school programs could be an important intervention point to enhance the food safety behaviours of consumers at a young age.

Although comparatively few examples of earlier styles remain, a concerted effort has been made to preserve some of Venice's more famous palaces.

Although comparatively apolitical, Mr. Dahlem's preposterous sci-fi primitivism calls to mind the post-apocalyptic caverns fashioned from brown plastic tape by his countryman Thomas Hirschhorn at Barbara Gladstone last year.

The leaf spring, although comparatively inelastic, has the important advantage of accurately positioning the wheel with respect to the other chassis components, both laterally and fore and aft, without the aid of auxiliary linkages.

Of the big cats, lions can be found in the Victoria Falls National Park in Zimbabwe and elsewhere along the river's course; cheetahs, although comparatively rare, can be sighted; and leopards, rarely seen by daylight, are common, both in the plains and the river gorges.

Although a comparatively coarser step can make the estimation process faster, the accuracy would have a partial loss in the meantime.

The obtained results confirm the intuition that graph-based querying, although assuring comparatively high accuracy of the results, is usually still too difficult for regular users.

Although a comparatively well-designed legal instrument, CITES has been criticised because of its emphasis on regulatory measures and disregard for the economic reality of wildlife trade.

Although the comparatively larger inputs of pine litter resulted in C and N inputs that were 2 3 times those of native litter during some seasons, the influx of low-quality pine litter is likely to decompose slowly and immobilise N, thereby limiting the availability of N for plant growth in the long term.

Although still comparatively modest, BRIC companies have more than doubled their investment in the United States since 2005 -- totaling roughly $5 billion in 2010.