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While giving up a prime space on the sales floor was a controversial decision, he emphasizes that the education space is key to differentiating TreeHouse from other home improvement retailers.

Tolia believes that this approach, pioneered by the firms founder, to have incentives in place to make sure that every partner wants every portfolio company to succeed is key to what differentiates Benchmark from every other firm in the Valley.

Driving bip1 RNAi with Pxn-gal4, an alternative differentiating- and mature-cell driver to Hml-gal4, also causes the loss of progenitor cells, thereby confirming that bip1 knock-down in differentiating cells is key to its associated phenotype.

Using these complex animal types is key to effectiveness according to Perlstein, and differentiates their lab in many ways from Big Pharma, who often focus on cellular tests in petri dishes rather than live organisms.

We focused on Gfra2 instead of Nrtn mutant mice because: (1) the cell autonomous requirement of a co-receptor is the key to differentiate cis vs trans RET signaling; and (2) GfrandaNrtnrtnullll mice display very similar phenotypes of RA mechanoreceptors.

The critical transition depth, beyond which energy consumed in brittle fracturing surpasses the energy consumed in plastic flow, is the key to differentiating between the ductile and brittle cutting modes and therefore is an important parameter to optimise tool design and operational parameters to meet specific application requirements.

Branding is the key to differentiating yourself from the competition, but if you don't build your brand promise around reality or consistently live up to it, your branding efforts are pointless.

The presence of central fat signal intensity is the key to differentiating fat necrosis from tumor recurrence, as breast cancers do not contain central fat (Fig. 9).

Work in other areas has shown that focus on incident versus prevalent patients is a key to differentiating patients' risk profiles; [ 8] our exploratory analysis suggests that further work comparing incident and prevalent heart failure patients may usefully discriminate those at risk of high cost.

The introduction of intrinsic considerations on the part of the second service firm was the key to differentiating it from the first one, which had attempted to sell almost exclusively on extrinsic grounds.

Degeneration patterns of the infratentorial brain are the key to differentiating SCA6 from other neurodegenerative diseases presenting with ataxia, and cerebellar degeneration is a characteristic imaging feature in patients with SCA6.

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