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Differentiated to their most troubling eye condition, the accepted death risk for low visual acuity was 1 in 10,000; for lack of depth perception, 1 in 20,000; and for strabismus, none.
Differentiated to their most troubling eye condition, the mean traded lifetime was 14.6 months for low visual acuity, 8.3 months for lack of depth perception, and 7.2 months for strabismus.
Just as dermal fillers have become more differentiated to increase their longevity, the non-injectible long-lasting implants are becoming more developed to mimic accurate viscoelastic properties of the facial soft tissues.
Tumors were classified histopathologically as well, moderately, or poorly differentiated according to their cellular differentiation as defined by the World Health Organization criteria [ 16].
As we expected, expression of the pluripotency markers Oct4 (Pou5f1) and Nanog declined gradually as the cells differentiated, down to their lowest level of expression on differentiation day 9. AHR activation, knockdown, and inhibition all block cardiomyocyte lineage differentiation.
An azadithiolate ligand (adt) further bridges the proximal (Fep) and the distal (Fed) iron center, which are differentiated according to their location relative to the [4Fe]H-cluster.
On a stage framed by low barriers, and coloured by Lucy Carter's subtle schemes of light, the 10 dancers evolve through sharply differentiated responses to their accompanying music.
The PCA plot (Fig. 3) demonstrates that Mochica fineline painted samples, Coastal Cajamarca samples and Highland Cajamarca samples can be differentiated according to their respective chemical compositions.
The effect of this is that they can offer an extraordinarily differentiated experience to their home sellers, who traditionally rely on peer-to-peer markets (typical MLS listings, with a realtor advising).
