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Grades of Internet service are mostly differentiated based on speed.
Also, Schmid et al. [ 25] suggested that the intrarenal activation of cytotoxic T cells, which are mostly differentiated from CD8+ T cells, may be one of the pathomechanisms of interstitial nephritis, as they dominated in the interstitial lymphocytes.
In Germany, the approximately 160,000 member Kneipp Association keeps this CAM tradition alive and provides professional education in KT. 'Kneipp nursing homes' implement those interventions in daily care and are mostly differentiated from conventional nursing homes through offers referring to hydrotherapy and herbs.
Although our PC cases that coexpressed PSA and PSMA are mostly poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma (Gleason score ≥ 8), they reacted differently with RKIP.
Thyroid carcinomas are mostly from the differentiated type (95%%) while anaplastic types are rare [ 2].
In mammals, the two family members Msi1 and Msi2 are highly expressed in stem cell compartments but are mostly absent from differentiated tissues.
In contrast to the majority of CA isoforms that are mostly present in differentiated cells of the normal tissues, CA IX expression is predominantly associated with a broad range of tumours derived from cells, which contain no or low level of CA IX (Potter and Harris, 2003).
Radar and the Enquirer are largely differentiated by the age of their readership.
In physiological cell catabolism, older differentiated cells are mostly removed by apoptosis and replaced by the progeny of tissue adult stem cells [26] [30].
The majority of tumors (85%) were found to be moderately differentiated in AA while Iranian tumors were mostly well differentiated (53%).
Correlation between HPV16 E6 variants and malignant phenotype showed that E variants are mostly associated with high degree of differentiation, moderately and well differentiated carcinoma, whereas Af variants are more frequently found in poorly differentiated carcinoma (Table 5).
