B-like EBs can be placed not only within RS-like and H-like EBs but also in P-like EBs and can be differentiated in lineages to which gram and GEC status can be assigned using sub- and superscripts.
Properties are the relations between these concepts and can be differentiated in two kinds: object properties which establish connections between different concepts and datatype properties which connect concepts with values of a specified datatype.
The various kinds of epistemological skepticism can be differentiated in terms of the areas in which doubts are raised that is, whether the doubts are directed toward reason, toward the senses, or toward knowledge of "things-in-themselves" (things as they really are, rather than as they appear to human observers).
However, MALDI-FTICR-MS is unsuitable for analyzing complex mixture due to their closely related glycoforms which cannot be differentiated in spectra.
An alternative interpretation, which cannot be differentiated in these experiments, is that there are no strain-specific differences but that the observations made represent different stages of cellular infection.
24 This also includes community-onset BSI which can be differentiated in AlertsNet from hospital-onset BSI using the eCRF system; thus, retrospective data about the time before admission to the hospital can be gathered.
In addition, the genome-editing techniques used here could be adapted for use in induced pluripotent stem cells, which can be differentiated in either neuronal or cardiac cells, allowing for the time-resolved characterization of FRDA phenotypes in relevant cell types.
OPCs were differentiated in N2B2 media, which contains N2S media with platelet-derived growth factor and fibroblast growth factor removal.
ES cells were differentiated in methylcellulose cultures, which allowed consistent EB development over 16 days in either serum [ 2, 16] or defined serum-free media containing BMP4 (2 ng/ml), termed serum-freeB4L hereafter [ 17].
In this study, we develop a model in which a publicly owned platform competes with a private one in a free-to-air broadcasting industry in which programmes are differentiated in two dimensions: content (horizontal differentiation) and quality (vertical differentiation).
