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The two membranes are further distinguishable from each other by their protein, receptor, and transporter composition.

MolO HSCs were further distinguishable by higher than average CD150 and Sca-1 expression as well as lower than average CD48 expression.

However, this insight was temporarily lost since Albert M. Kligman published his findings on the structural changes that occur in human skin as a result of sun exposure, which was further distinguishable from the intrinsic skin aging process.

Having both morphological and antigenic glial properties [ 23, 24], they can be further distinguishable into two classes according to their spatial orientation: horizontal astrocytes (hA) and radial astrocytes (rA).

The two classes of repressed genes are further distinguishable by function and sensitivity to DNase digestion, with gene promoters losing H3K4me3 located within relatively condensed chromatin compared to promoters that retain H3K4me3.

The first two clades were characterized by the location of the MYB domain and the presence of motif 1 adjacent to the C-terminus of the MYB domain; these two clades were further distinguishable by a number of clade-specific motifs (Fig.  4).

Further, no distinguishable patient characteristics or images were reported in the manuscript.

If air was a compound, then it would always have the same proportion of nitrogen and oxygen and it should further be distinguishable from other compounds of nitrogen and oxygen such as nitrous oxide.

A model with six clusters did not provide a further clinically distinguishable developmental pattern.

Further, with distinguishable outcomes, it is possible to postulate relationships between them, e.g. in the analgesic example, pain relief might affect impairment with consequent reductions in activity limitations.

These two components became further separated and distinguishable at an ISI of 1000 ms (see arrow in Fig. 1c, right), the first component related to the cue, the second to the button release.