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But, explains myTAG co-founder Tony Pham, his platform is differentiated not only by the introduction of social profiles and seller ratings, but also because of its support for video.

They could be differentiated not only into mesodermal lineages, but also into endodermal lineage [ 12].

These two sections can be differentiated not only on morphological and anatomical appearance but also on chromosome number.

The development in 1984 of consensus criteria [ 1] for diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD) capped a period of evolving knowledge that AD could be differentiated not only from normal aging but also from other causes of neurodegenerative dementias.

Even if Caere did not have kings and queens at this time (as did Rome, or as Caere certainly did in the 5th century), it is clear that society had become sharply differentiated, not only in regard to wealth but also in division of labour.

Specifically, some categories of concordant pairs are differentiated by not only the degree of genetic sharing but also the exposure to the maternal uterine environment.

* The iPhone is differentiated externally only by a new model number, A1303.

Due to the same reason, urban vegetation which may not be differentiated using only spectral values, but requires land use information is confused, resulting in a low PA for ineligible areas.

Obviously, our study has limitations, firstly because the CIN2 or 3 lesions have not been differentiated and secondly because mainly not only CIN2 but also CIN3 may regress.

Our data might suggest that 249Ser is related not only to poorly differentiated HCC but also to also larger tumors.

In addition, there is now direct evidence to demonstrate that at least in some types of cancer (that is, acute lymphoblastic leukemia) intra-tumor genetic heterogeneity is found not only in terminally differentiated cells, but also in the CSC population as defined by xenograft experiments [ 25].