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The frequency of "giving negative statements" for self and best friend seems to differentiate remarkably between students and patients in general, as the students rarely (under 10%) labeled themselves or their best friend in negative terms (e.g. "a looser"), while the patients did so frequently (over 90%).

Yet, the ratiometric Raman method can remarkably differentiate between these diverse lipids from unrelated strains with diverse fluorescent backgrounds.

Especially the ability to differentiate between extensional areal hemorrhages caused by slaughter technique or by disease was remarkably restricted on the part of the AQAs.

Remarkably, in differentiating HT29 colonocytes, silencing of ZnR/GPR39 expression inhibited alkaline phosphatase activity, a marker of differentiation.

Remarkably, SMC could differentiate toward a sweat gland-like structure in vitro within the hybrid matrix.

Ellington is remarkably adept at differentiating his characters.

Neuroblasts in Drosophila are widely considered as neural stem cells as they are shown to go through a series of self-renewing divisions while siblings differentiating to form neurons. Remarkably, this is also seen in the culture, suggesting that this is an intrinsic property and not niche dependent.

Remarkably, L3 scores can differentiate between more AON grades than L1 scores.

Remarkably, Fsp27−/− MEFs differentiated in vitro show many brown adipocyte characteristics in the presence of the thyroid hormone triiodothyronine (T3).

In adult humans, the number of these cells is remarkably stable because new adipocytes differentiate constantly to replace lost adipocytes (Spalding et al., 2008).

Remarkably, the same protocol can also differentiate rat multipotent adult progenitor cells (rMAPCs) to hepatocyte-like cells, even though rMAPC are isolated clonally from cultured rat bone marrow (BM) and have characteristics of primitive endoderm cells.