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The last phase consists of policy evaluation via differentiated yet integrated policy assessment methodologies and facilitation, providing the most appropriate behavioural stimuli capable of favouring policy implementation developed thanks to innovative ICT-based tools, thus supporting local policy-makers' decisions via a reliable and innovative DSS (Fig. 4).

Postage-paid envelopes are provided so that the GPs will send back the questionnaire at t2. Selected medical practices send their data, which are identified via differentiated search strategies and transferred via BDT-interface in anonymous form, to a storage medium.

These tools are highly flexible and secure, and enable compliance with GCP and regulatory guidelines, including US federal regulations (21 CFR 11), via differentiated user roles and privileges, password and user authentication security, and comprehensive auditing to record and monitor access and data changes.

Finally, we verified the pluripotency of the de-differentiated cells via differential expressions of stemness genes, bone and fat markers, and cell growth-associated genes and the staining level of bone and fat after de-differentiation.

CSCs maintain CSCs pool or generate more CSCs via self-renewal, and generate non-CSCs progenies forming the differentiated cancer cells via differentiation.

For these tumours, it remained unclear if they are the end stage of a de-differentiation process via well-differentiated cancers, or if in these cases 16q-losses are merely secondary events.

To determine the effects of LPA and S1P on cell survival during neuronal differentiation, hNP cells were differentiated via bFGF withdrawal for 14 days.

Wound healing/profibrotic (M2) macrophages appear at this stage, either via differentiation of newly recruited infiltrating monocytes or by in situ transition of previously differentiated infiltrating inflammatory (M1) macrophages to a wound healing/profibrotic (M2) phenotype.

In our opinion, all cases of fully developed cribriform DCIS and many cases of invasive ductal carcinoma grade 1/tubular carcinoma develop via well-differentiated DCIS clinging/micropapillary type.

According to these results, a stepwise evolution via well-differentiated carcinomas could not be excluded theoretically for at least a subgroup of these tumours.

This is a significantly different result than previous bacterial strain differentiations, since the strains were physically separated and concentrated as opposed to differentiated via dielectrophoretic forces.