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The percentage of ADAS-cells being able to undergo epithelial differentiation as quantified by FACS-analysis was above 80%.

Multistable laminates which derive their multistability via thermal expansion mismatches are of interest for adaptive structures due to their ability to demonstrate relatively high stiffness in multiple stable states whilst being able to undergo large deformations with reduced stiffness.

A Florida judge on Tuesday blocked a new state law that requires Floridians seeking abortions to wait 24 hours before being able to undergo the procedure.

There are 38 known nuclear isomers of tellurium with atomic masses that range from 105 to 142. Tellurium is among the lightest elements known to undergo alpha decay, with isotopes 106Te to 110Te being able to undergo this mode of decay.

Histones are well-established as being able to undergo protein transduction, and hence possess utility as gene/drug delivery vehicles.

By 13 PCW, the SGL covered the entire cortical surface of the forebrain, the SGL consists of small GABAergic cells and large Reelin-positive Cajal Retzius cells; the GABAergic cells being able to undergo inward migration into the CP (Zecevic and Rakic 2001; Rakic and Zecevic 2003).

She won't be able to undergo treatment for cancer without risking the life of her unborn child.

Even a poorly preserved brain, they reasoned, might be able to undergo a kind of digital repair and rehabilitation.

Once the strength in the leg that was broken reaches 80percentt of that in the other leg, Williams will be able to undergo contact drills.

Residents, office workers and federal employees who are not now eligible would be able to undergo screening and then enter the long-term health-monitoring program.

The higher rate at which the materials of the electrodes are able to undergo chemical transformations allows the battery to deliver a larger current.