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Within this project an Austria-wide integrative approach was developed that allows cartographic visualisation of the spatially differentiated potentials for the various renewable energy carriers in a systematic and comparable way.
On the other hand, the lack of expression of nucleostemin in tenocytes suggests that tenocytes are terminally differentiated cells without further differentiation potential, as indicated by our data.
Developmental biologists have long held a view that development naturally progresses from totipotent fertilized eggs with unlimited differentiation potential to terminally differentiated cells, like a ball rolling from high to low points on a slope as depicted in Waddington's epigenetic landscape.
► We calculate spatially differentiated energy potentials for Austria and within local studies.
To assess the differentiation potential, the spheroids were dissociated and differentiated for 4 days.
Embryonic stem cells (ESCs) have the potential to be differentiated to most if not all cell types (pluripotent), whereas more differentiated stem cells, such as those in the skin, have a more restricted differentiation potential (multipotent or unipotent) (Collas et al., 2007).
Presumably, ways will be found to exploit the full differentiation potential of iPSCs while circumventing tumor formation risks, for instance, by developing accurate strategies to sort out differentiated cells of interest from potential tumorigenic stem cells.
Entropy and fuzziness calculations for different number of classes resulted in a division of the field into five clearly differentiated yield potential zones.
The compound has to delineate an area in the MCC-IMS that allows it to be differentiated from potential analytes.
The discussion also points to the potential differentiated impact of children on return decisions depending on their age and gender.
A simple model based on Dustmann (2003) is proposed to account for left-behind children through altruistic parents' concerns about the prospects of their offspring and to discuss the potential differentiated impact by age and gender.
