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To test the ability of Dicer-null NS cells to generate differentiated progeny, we placed NS cells in a range of different conditions that drive gliogenesis or neurogenesis, using approaches that depend either on growth factor withdrawal or on positive, instructive signals.

All the technologies operate on roughly similar approaches that depend on fabricated, microscopic elements that reflect light.

This makes our DVFS approach outstanding compared to those approaches that depend on a particular schedule.

In any of these studies [10], [11], [18], the methods require the users to either provide the expected number of critical residues (however, most commonly there is no a priori knowledge to determine this number) or to use a statistical approach that depends on the amount of structural data available.

We have used an evolutionary engineering approach that depends on a quadruple hexokinase deletion xylose-fermenting S. cerevisiae strain to select for growth on D-xylose in the presence of high D-glucose concentrations.

However, many of them use mixed approaches that also depend on context information to varying degrees, sometimes implicitly, making meaningful comparisons difficult.

"Many of the uses they prefer are uses that depend on high-speed connections".

It is shown here that this approach yields predictions that depend on the order of the model used for the calculations.

Such an approach using high-level corrections (additive parameters that depend on the number of paired and unpaired electrons in the system) has been quite successful, and the latest version, Gaussian-3 (G3) theory, achieves an overall accuracy of 1 kcal/mol for the G2/97 test set.

While selecting the best subset a multistep approach is used that depends on significance values and also the multicollinearity degrees of inputs.

Each method uses different approaches that must be considered depending on cell type and purpose.