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Data collection may be improved by orienting flights over gullies and with increased point densities through improved scanner technology or better filtering and software capabilities to differentiate between vegetation and ground surfaces.
In this study, human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) were established from primary human aortic fibroblasts, and characterized with the pluripotency markers expression and cells' capabilities to differentiate into all three germ layer cells.
And they all have minor capabilities to differentiate themselves from a hardware point of view.
However, to drive differentiation, NK cells will have to first receive signals from undifferentiated stem cells or those which have disturbed or defective capabilities to differentiate in order to lose cytotoxicity and gain in cytokine producing phenotype.
SAR systems can be designed with capabilities to differentiate using dimensions from few centimeters to hundreds of meters, depending on if the purpose is to map out a military installation an urban area or the contours of a mountain range.
Numerous animal studies have documented the multipotency of ADSCs, showing their capabilities to differentiate into tissues such as muscle, bone, cartilage, and tendon.
Even though we did not quantify the viability of osteoblasts derived from transplanted cells, we presume that these differentiated, rather than un-differentiated cells, have more capability to differentiate into the osteoblasts and calcify.
Overexpression of PPARγ2 in fibroblasts is sufficient to induce adipocyte differentiation, but cells deficient in PPARγ lose the capability to differentiate into adipocytes.
The signal processing and feature extraction are done using discrete wavelet transform due to its capability to differentiate between high and low frequency transient components.
Bone marrow stromal cells (BMSCs) play a crucial homeostatic role in skeletal modeling and remodeling due to their capability to differentiate into osteooblasts.
