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Annexin V binds to phosphatidylserine on the outer leaflet of the plasma membrane and labels cells actively undergoing apoptosis while propidium iodide is excluded by viable cells with an intact plasma membrane and therefore labels dead cells.

We also see a difference in that, although the Σ direction is consistent, the points at the BZ boundaries have different symmetries and, therefore, label (KFCC, MSC).

A total of four studies were designed as retrospective cohort studies and therefore labeled as LoE III [ 7, 21, 35, 36].

Guys, a nice polo shirt will do for a frat party (a button down for daytime) -- you don't want to be too dressed up and therefore labeled as a "tool" by the frat boys.

These cells express markers from both ICM and TE lineages, and are therefore labelled 'NS' for 'non-specified'.

In the presence of NaCNBH3 (sodium cyanoborohydride), AMAC will reductively aminate oxo groups, and will therefore label the reducing terminus and presumably also any OH-generated oxo groups.

JTCA and Pdil describe energy and substrate turnover which are our targets to measure and are therefore labeled "primary parameters".

Therefore labels and retailers are careful to order only what they think they can sell.

Whereas black powder produced a large quantity of solid material upon combustion, quickly fouling barrels and pouring out huge clouds of smoke, nitrocellulose produced mostly gas and was therefore labeled "smokeless powder".

However, unlike the PML, it introduces some asymmetry in the absorption rate and is therefore labeled an APML, for asymmetric perfectly matched layer.

However, mannose-binding lectins also show an affinity for glucose [25] and could therefore label saponins.