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The APSC subset (Sca-1Hi) has 641 and the transit-amplifying subset (Sca-1Lo; more differentiated than the APSC subset) has only 144 transcripts that are differentially expressed.

In contrast, adding different dose of H2O2 during the differentiation course, the NPGPx-knockdown 3T3-L1 cells appeared to be more differentiated than the control cells (Fig 1N).

These cells are more differentiated than classical progenitors, representing immature myeloid cells in an intermediate stage of differentiation.

MAgEC11.5, more differentiated than MAgEC 10.5, displayed faster angiogenesis in vitro, different response to hypoxia and chemokines.

It says that what's going on is a lot more differentiated than the simple notion that distance is being abolished.

In the Chaetodermomorpha the radula and odontophore are strongly developed, and the alimentary system is more differentiated than in the Neomeniomorpha.

In addition, the genes upregulated in HDFs were more related to cell differentiation (osteogenesis, chondrogenesis, tenogenesis) than to stemness thus indicating that HDFs were more differentiated cells than cultured AFCs.

And it still is, but the real India is a very different, and very much more differentiated, place than it used to be.

In the scenario of Mexican drug tracking, our findings provide evidence that criminal organizations are more strategic and operate in more differentiated ways than current academic literature thought.

The results of the simulation runs show a much more differentiated picture than economic intuition suggests and therefore give useful hints for firms' strategies and innovation policy.

These complex hair structures require a more differentiated description than the aspect ratio used for simple hairs [86, 87].