Although the over-expression of Pax4 appears to enhance the formation of cells within the EBs that express features of β-cells, these co-exist with other differentiated derivatives of the HESC, as indicated by the expression of additional genes unrelated to the β-cell lineage (see Supplementary Information, Figure S4).
All these cultures co-existed and conflicted, forming something new and special and found nowhere else in the world".
One obvious effect has been worsening relations between Muslims and Tamils in eastern Sri Lanka.Until the 1990 pogrom, these communities co-existed fairly harmoniously.
These may co-exist at any location, depending on plant competition for resources and space, and a set of environmental constraints.
At this time point these patterns co-existed in parallel within one sample, while the Xi-specific pattern was consistently observed in most cells only after day 7.
These features co-exist only in a subset of the Firmicutes and also occur, either collectively or individually, in members of three other bacterial phyla - Fusobacteria, Tenericutes and Thermotogae.
By keeping power levels low, however, UWB devices can co-exist with these existing systems an approach known as "underlay access".
Breast ablation appears to be overtreatment for these patients (a situation very similar to LCIS; actually, these lesions also co-exist quite frequently with LCIS).
But these achievements consistently co-exist with deep personal flaws.Some blunders are explained by the ruthless nature of modern elections.
All of these services can co-exist".
These need to co-exist and integrate with each other, so a modern application performance monitoring solution needs to gather data from across the enterprise with all of these models".
