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The distinction between their shared responses and those of mESCs to these same growth factors underscores the development of pluripotency itself: pluripotent phenotypes range from that of mESCs (derived from the inner cell mass of the late blastocyst) to EpiSCs (derived from pre-gastrulation stages) and hESCs.
The EMCDDA underscored the development of a deliberate "marketing" strategy for MDMA, and said that drug pushers are producing high-dose tablets in various shapes and adorned with different logos to make the product more attractive to consumers.
Judge Hamood Bin Abdulhamid Al-Hitar pledged his Ministry's increased support and said, "Islam underscores the care, development and protection of children and urges parents to be responsible for their children".
9, 10 The importance of cTn in the diagnosis and management of AMI was recently underscored by the development of a new "definition" of myocardial infarction.
The Nobel Committee's decision directs a spotlight on the human rights situation in China, and underscores the links between development, democracy and universal human rights.
After the announcement, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said the decision "directs a spotlight on the human rights situation in China, and underscores the links between development, democracy and universal human rights".
The continuous burden underscores the importance of development of new interventions and/or strategies to improve long-term outcomes.
The development underscores Intel's increasing emphasis on semiconductors for future generations of wireless devices.
To some, the development underscores how many wealthy Wall Streeters got in over their heads.
The development underscores both the complexity and the stakes involved in Syria's war, which has drawn in the region's powers, laid much of the country to waste and forced a reshifting of longstanding alliances.
Many analysts and management experts say the development underscores an already existing ambiguity in the relationship of the two men at the top of the world's largest family-controlled company.
