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SGs contained several cytokeratin transcripts corresponding to cells at differentiated or differentiating epidermal layers (KRT1, 2, and 10), whereas the KCs contained cytokeratins typical of cells that maintain their proliferative capacity (KRT5 and 14) or that are activated by wound healing, hyperproliferative skin diseases or in vitro culturing (KRT6, 16, and 17) [ 1, 20].

In this paper, we present a fast, distributed, PU temporal-activity-estimation-aided spectrum assignment scheme for a multi-channel DSA system, including several multi-interface capable SUs with traffic demands at differentiated QoS levels.

It continued at differentiated speeds until the 1970s, reaching a total volume of six million, with a partial reversal after that.

Still, AdvisorShares continues to make a run at differentiated active products while Pimco's successful active funds, Total Return (BOND) and Enhanced Short Maturity (MINT), have definitely hit a vein.

While cellobiohydrolase activity was present at similar levels in all biomass sources accumulating over a 4-day period and remained steady for up to 15 days cellobiose dehydrogenase accumulated for 9 days at differentiated levels in various forms of biomass and then sharply decreased and disappeared from the biomass cultures.

To Dr. Ronald Ferguson, a lecturer in public policy at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, differentiated instruction is hard to accomplish.

Stem cells die at rate d0, progenitors at rate d1, differentiated cells at rate d2 and terminally differentiated cells at rate d3 per day.

In the pages of this book blacks seem at once utterly different from whites yet not at all differentiated from one another.

What we can also consider is what would happen if we looked at the differentiated image.

The results hint at a differentiated theoretical plausibility of value indicators.

Performance tests in dementia usually aim at a differentiated and standardized assessment of memory.