DOTS regimens employ particular combinations medications for durations that are differentiated for reasons including past TB treatment [ 73, 74].
Motivations can further be differentiated into (1) reasons, (2) meanings and (3) functions.
This sub-group of 23 (eight of which abandoned the study due to personal reasons), differentiated itself from those completing the modules by: being younger, less on payroll, and fewer family doctors.
In the present study, therefore, lack of HLA-DR maybe the one of reasons that differentiated HUMSCs can survive during xenotransplantation, and implies that the differentiated HUMSCs can appear invisible to the effects of the underlying autoimmunity.
The arguments it used were steeped in the ideology of romanticism: Catalonia was a "nation" differentiated from Spain for reasons of language, culture, history, collective character and so on.
The reason that many marketers don't use this kind of differentiated approach — and another reason why mobile search data comes in handy — is that, in splitting the map into micro-markets, companies generally don't have enough customer data to optimize campaigns for specific locations.
The reason why gastric pit cells exhibit the mesenchymal phenotype, despite differentiating or differentiated epithelial cells, is unknown.
Although not differentiated ex vivo, we reasoned that these CD34+ cells would be a good proxy for adult erythroblasts used in our experiment.
Protection of neurons against PBDE-induced cytotoxicity by the presence of astrocytes is thus the probable reason for differentiated hNPC insensitivity toward PBDE-dependent cell death, whereas proliferating precursors are known to possess better defense mechanisms than do postmitotic neural cells (Madhavan et al. 2006).
But Osofsky tells me that Facebook offers a differentiated experience for two important reasons.
