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The average frequency of ASCs in processed lipoaspirate is 2% of nucleated cells and the yield of ASCs is approximately 5,000 fibroblast colony-forming units (CFU-F) per gram of adipose tissue, compared with estimates of approximately 100 1,000 CFU-F per milliliter of bone marrow [ 39], making AT an excellent candidate source for regenerative therapy.

Positive confirmation provides confidence for go/no-go decision making at an early stage of the development process and enables informed clinical progression.

This article is based on remarks Slavoj Žižek will be making at an event at the New York Public Library on 25 April, ahead of publication of The Year of Dreaming Dangerously (2012).

Counting on the electronics manufacturers to once again raise the national productivity growth rate assumes that they can sell all the merchandise they are capable of making at an ever-faster clip.

An appointment is made at an agreed time to undergo assessment.

An article in the Journal of Business Research for April says today's children "encounter decision-making at an earlier age," are "taking on greater roles and responsibilities in family purchases" and are influencing their parents' buying decisions far beyond areas where children are the "primary product users".

Improvements are made at an affordable pace.

The final product must be made at an economic cost.

Measurements were made at an optical magnification of 1,000.

A validation of this theoretically deduced approach was made at an automotive supplier.

Therefore, the case of genome editing for ecosystem management requires decision-making at an appropriate scale and global deliberations are needed that take into account a diversity of value systems as well as effective modes of governance (Oye et al., 2015).