A specific clinical examination and reasoning process can differentiate between symptomatic and asymptomatic sacroiliac joints.
This strategy, however, requires a reinforcement process that can differentiate between high levels of neural activity, or the neural response to the target, and lower levels of neural activity that are more informative about reinforcement, or neural responses that differentiate the target and distractor.
From the standpoint of decomposition, this process also can differentiate clusters of similar variables from others, and extract hierarchical block structure.
This is in agreement with previous studies on cultured cells, demonstrating the stem cell population within the adipose stromal compartment in human processed lipoaspirate can differentiate toward the osteogenic, adipogenic, myogenic, and chondrogenic lineages, and that they express biglycan and aggrecan in chondrogenic differentiation conditions [ 40].
One of the major goals of molecular imaging research has been the identification of biomarkers, which are defined as the characteristics that are objectively measured and can differentiate normal biologic processes from pathogenic processes.
However, neural differentiation is a dynamic process, and not all cells can differentiate in a synchronous manner even under the same neural differentiation condition [ 40, 41].
The results suggest that CT scanning can differentiate these processes and may help in directing the appropriate surgical therapy.
For simplicity and conciseness, we assign the summation of all these forces excluding DEP force to a convection force so that we can differentiate the DEP process and the convection process during the simulation work.
Therefore, although CCR4 bam double mutant germline cells can differentiate, the process appears to be slower than normal, which could explain why we capture extra GSC-like cells when we knock down CCR4 in the CB.
