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Hepatocytes have been differentiated from a number of different stem and somatic cell sources, including mesenchymal, fibroblast, embryonic and induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.

A federal park is differentiated from a preserve by its higher level of protection.

This means a legitimate nuID can almost always be differentiated from a common text or sequence.

The complete filling of the binding channels is generally termed the "70-base" or "65-base" binding mode and is differentiated from a "35-base" binding mode, which is favored by low ionic strength and a high ratio of SSB to ssDNA (1, 10).

The structure is visible on approximately 16% of CT scans and can usually be differentiated from an abnormal lymph node by its characteristic appearance and location.

Rivers were differentiated from all open water objects using a NDVI threshold and a 'roundness' function.

The bill changing how student fees are distributed does not explain how groups that embark on more expensive ventures -- like building a solar car, for instance -- would be differentiated from, say, an a capella group or a cheese appreciation club.

Getting fired is no big deal at all, and doesn't even deserve to be differentiated from leaving a company a different way.

Staphylococci were differentiated from streptococci with a catalase test and Streptococcus dysgalactiae subspecies dysgalactiae, Streptococcus uberis and Streptococcus agalactiae were differentiated by the CAMP reaction and their ability to hydrolyze aesculin and inulin.

The proposed method is an a posteriori approach for state constrained systems, which is differentiated from the usual a priori approach.

"Players like Pandora are pushing into the car, so having other content that's differentiated from music is a good place for them to be," said James M. Marsh, a media analyst at Piper Jaffray & Company in New York.