Multipotent properties [6], [7], [11], [12] and potential immune-privileged characteristics of particular AFCs [13], [14] support the idea of utilizing amniotic fluid as a source of fetal stem cells, with feasible application in regenerative medicine, especially in fetal tissue engineering approaches [13].
Women with more privileged socioeconomic characteristics are having differentiated attention, even taking into consideration the risk to the woman's and child's health from excessively interventional procedures.
These included confirmation that the body was that of a slight, slender man in his late 20s or early 30s — Richard was 32 at his death — and an analysis of his bones that showed that his high-protein diet had been rich in meat and marine fish, characteristic of a privileged life in the 15th century.
Thus, we privileged the testing of job offers whose characteristics are identified (in particular the work experience requirement) rather than testing job offers whose characteristics are unknown and for which we are not sure that at least one of our applicants has the opportunity of being called back.
When the demographic characteristics of the respondents were compared to those of the population (data privileged), several statistically significant differences were found (at the.05 level).
In each case, however, it is characteristic of classical analytic philosophy that logical vocabulary is accorded a privileged role in specifying these semantic relations.
Tone-deaf, insensitive comments that rub less privileged writers and readers the wrong way have become Franzen's unintentional identifying characteristic within the literary world.
They simply aim to explain the provenance of privileged self-attributions, by identifying processes that could generate self-attributions with the epistemic features characteristic of self-knowledge.
All these characteristics correspond to younger, more educated women who closely monitor their fertility and who are often from a more privileged background.
