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An advantage of the chosen approach is that the direction of parent-child-disagreement can be differentiated, which is part of the key message of our analyses.

Unfortunately, most cellular glucose uptake models are hard to transfect, and some of these cells need to be differentiated, which is time consuming.

Ce bpb-transfected cells were differentiated, which was inhibited by co-transfection with Creb3l4.

Using a radial distribution function of water within polyamide, strong next-neighbor correlations and random long-distance water water correlations could be differentiated, which could be assigned to small network and large aggregate pores.

Concerning the high rate of mutations it must be differentiated which mutation is causative in the disease (driver mutation) and which is only a bystander mutation (passenger mutation).

To confirm if this is the case, sub-categories of hospitalization in this study may need to be differentiated, which would be worthwhile for a future study.

Refugee camel pastoralists are socially differentiated, which is reflected in herd size, social-economic relations and camel management practices.

The colorectal cancers in our study were more than 90% moderately differentiated which is similar to the Lassmann et al study.

hMLH1 deficient tumours occur almost exclusively in the proximal colon and are relatively more frequently poorly differentiated, which is in accordance with reports from other studies [ 22- 25].

Two directions of acting on high standards have been differentiated which can be summarised as altruistic and self-centred attitudes.

The active features are clearly differentiated, which are also similarly applied to the strain as shown in Figure 5.