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Several report show that at approximately 12 months post-operatively the signal intensity of the ACI graft on both FSE and fat-suppressed GRE sequences resembles native hyaline cartilage and can no longer be differentiated from it [ 19, 20, 34, 68, 69].

On the other hand it has been argued that religion (or faith) is one of three domains of spirituality, along with peace and meaning, rather than being differentiated from it and this premise forms the basis of the Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy - Spiritual Well-being Scale (FACIT-Sp), used to measure the religious/spiritual components of quality of life [ 14].

Yaniv Mor, founder of Xplenty, explains that his product is differentiated from its sea of competitors because it provides the flexibility for anyone to use it.

In addition, Mr. Fleischer said, New Mexico could be differentiated from Florida because it conducted a single review of its totals while Democrats in Florida were seeking a third count in some counties.

This type is easy to be differentiated from HCC since it is always located in dilated bile duct whereas HCC is seldom associated with bile duct dilation.

The company needs to find a niche and a format, which is differentiated from its competitors, to take advantage of the forthcoming sporting events.

Ideally, photoreceptors used for transplantation would be differentiated from pluripotent stem cells and it may take some time to do that successfully on a large scale," said Dusko Ilic, a stem cell scientist at Kings College London.

It should be differentiated from internal politics, a topic that will not be dealt with in this review.

It can be differentiated from HPE by identifying dural attachments and separate thalami on prenatal ultrasound [33].

We confirm strong wicking characteristics are essential to increase CHF, however it must be differentiated from surface roughening.

Since MH occurs in the center of the MI and is enhanced in LGE, it can be differentiated from healthy myocardium and quantified (percent hemorrhage per slice, PHS) using our method.