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Adenocarcinomas displayed variable degrees of differentiation, ranging from well to poorly differentiated, with a tendency to form disorganized and cribrose acinar-like pseudocrypts that penetrated deep into the lamina propria, in the absence of an interceding basement membrane.

The houses facing the side street were picturesquely differentiated, with a conical roof over an open porch in the corner building, and then steep pitched roofs stretching down the row, punctuated by stepped gables.

The six populations were highly differentiated, with a median FST of 0.52, and structure analysis revealed no evidence of admixed individuals.

Such selection could be socially differentiated, with a higher probability of abortion among advantaged women (27).

These groups were strongly differentiated, with a microsatellite based ϕst of 0.23 (p < 0.01) (Table 1).

Populations were highly differentiated, with a global FST value of 0.219.

To further validate whether our genetic tagging of the Nestin locus could allow tracing of neural differentiation from hESCs, Nestin:mCherry hESCs were differentiated with an established embryoid body (EB) neural induction protocol (Reubinoff et al., 2001; Zhang et al., 2001).

The scheduler also allows events with otherwise identical times to be differentiated with an optional priority ranking.

The indica and japonica landraces from Kalimantan were highly differentiated, with an F st of 0.59 between the subspecies.

Facebook already had a thriving photography feature, but that was differentiated with an algorithmically sorted feed, so it made sense to run them distinctly.

These data do not significantly differ (P > 0.1, Student'st-test) from control tests performed with "free" NGF (80 ng/mL in the culture medium) where, after three days of incubation, almost 95% of the cells were differentiated with an average neurite length of about 30 μm (data not shown).