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The APSC subset (Sca-1Hi) has 641 and the transit-amplifying subset (Sca-1Lo; more differentiated than the APSC subset) has only 144 transcripts that are differentially expressed.

In contrast, adding different dose of H2O2 during the differentiation course, the NPGPx-knockdown 3T3-L1 cells appeared to be more differentiated than the control cells (Fig 1N).

When differentiation was induce before the cells had reached confluence, cells were less differentiated than under "classical conditions" and C/EBP-α was expressed at low level, that did not allowed quantification.

These cells are more differentiated than classical progenitors, representing immature myeloid cells in an intermediate stage of differentiation.

It says that what's going on is a lot more differentiated than the simple notion that distance is being abolished.

They seem to reach back into a darker past where women and men were more sharply differentiated than they now allow themselves to be, than they now think they ought to be.

Because Sinemurian ammonites are less geographically differentiated than earlier Jurassic forms, theoretically there should be more possibilities for large-scale regional stratigraphic correlations.

Some highly engineered products are more easily differentiated than others.

Our approach is differentiated than the above-mentioned studies in three ways.

Thus, these findings suggest that the cognitive appraisals made by adolescents are less complex or differentiated than those of adults.

A disadvantage is that the criteria are less differentiated than in a conventional environmental impact or suitability assessment.