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Abu Dhabi has identified a different set of needs.

This project is important because it has identified a different set of white blood cells that may allow the proliferation of insulin producing cells in the pancreas of diabetic patients, offering hope for a cure. 5. November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, how will your organization be promoting the Cause?

This procedure identified a different set of parameters.

We have identified a different set of genes in this study and interestingly these genes are related to B-cell biology and myeloma pathogenesis.

First, each of these studies identified a different set of residues, and only two of the 13 identified sites were identified in two independent studies (Table  3).

In a study that did not control for seasonal temperature, Bell et al. (2009) identified a different set of modifiers for associations between hospitalizations and PM2.5, including EC, vanadium, and nickel.

The worst 20 could easily have been chosen or another trigger - poor results in patient surveys or high levels of sickness absence among staff - could have been used to identify a different set of potential poor performers.

Furthermore, we might identify a different set of induced genes compared to our previous analysis (e.g. genes whose fold-induction levels were within the confidence interval for at least one time point but were on average higher during the acute phase of infection).

These methodological advances contributed to identifying a different set of driver genes when compared with those identified by Ding et al. (2008).

One study in India suggests that, as they did in our study, the use of A1c criteria would identify a different set of individuals with milder glucose intolerance [ 12].

One advantage of the mouse models besides the ability to generate specific breeding crosses is the ability to perform functional testing that cannot be carried out in humans, and thereby identify a different set of genes underlying these phenotypes [ 56, 61, 62].