"Helping people eat more plant-based foods represents our differentiated, purpose-driven commitment to making the planet and the people who live on it healthier".
The case illustrates the transition of academic institutions to a more differentiated role in Russian society, moving away from the single purpose mode of the Soviet era.
For this purpose, differentiated PC12 cells were cultured and exposed to 200 μM H2O2 in the absence or presence of eriodictyol (20, 40 and 80 μM).
For that purpose, differentiated C2C12 myotubes were either stimulated for 90 min ("acute", Fig. 1A and D), for 90 min daily on 4 consecutive days ("intermittent", Fig. 1B and E) or for 24 h ("continuous", Fig. 1C).
The app is also differentiated from general-purpose messaging apps because its focus is on immediately playable native videos, which can be shared with friends or groups, and it provides a way for you to play back a series of videos in your chat stream as one single video story.
Fulltime equivalent categories could be further differentiated, but for the purpose of this study four categories were used.
But he digs a little deeper in the second half as he juxtaposes the characters' strongly differentiated visions of theater's purpose, a conflict of no small significance in the context of their culture.
For that purpose, we treated differentiated Caco-2 cells with micelles containing the assayed lipids (cholesterol, conjugated linoleic acid and docosahexaenoic acid) and the screening of miRNAs was carried out by microarray using the μParaflo®Microfluidic Biochip Technology of LC Sciences (Huston, TX, USA).
Scientists who are studying Alzheimer's have differentiated three categories for research purposes.
However, for future research purposes, a more differentiated scaling system would be preferable.
For analysis purposes, the intermediately differentiated DCIS cases were subclassified as those cases that were in part well differentiated (well to intermediately differentiated) and those that were in part poorly differentiated (moderately to poorly differentiated) in some areas.
