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In studies reporting a combination of veno-venous ECMO and veno-arterial ECMO, only patients who received VV-ECMO were included if information about patient outcome and technique complications could be differentiated for each technique.

Herein, we asked the question whether chondrocytes could be differentiated from mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells to a state suitable for regenerative use.

The spectral waveforms were considered good if 1) pulmonary artery blood flow could be differentiated from pulmonary vein blood flow; 2) the resolution was adequate for serial measurements.

The classification results demonstrated that lie-telling could be differentiated from truth-telling with an accuracy of 82.81% (85.94% for lie-telling, 79.69% for truth-telling).

Recently, two studies showed that human iPSC could be differentiated toward hematopoiesis [15], [16], however, as for earlier studies with ESC, experiments were performed in bovine serum-supplemented cocultures, in the presence of murine stroma.

Only the signals for the side chain could be differentiated and assigned to 5 or 6, respectively.

Myoepithelial cells could be also found invading the stroma, but could be differentiated morphologically from myofibroblasts, which are also positive for α-SMA.

For the second option unit pools could be differentiated, e.g. by environmental and social co-benefit level.

P10 cells could be differentiated to neuronal-like cells and cultured within the ESPS for up to 18 months.

Particularly exciting is the prospect that MSCs could be differentiated into specialized cells of interest, which could then be used for cell therapy and tissue engineering.

The consultation will invite views on how courses and institutions could be differentiated and we will use the feedback to inform our decisions".