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BJ-hTERT cells experienced the same cell culture conditions as the WT cells and were only differentiated from the WT cell line by the expression of hTERT.

However, all methods were highly accurate under the low to moderate HGT levels, and were only differentiated under the two highest HGT levels.

However, in that study, SH-SY5Y cells were only differentiated for 7 days and ATM translocation might not occur in such a short differentiation time.

At the start, the performers are all dressed in similar white suits or frocks, and are only differentiated as Romans or Egyptians by donning grey or black costumes later on.

However, the two most closely related subtypes (A/P and C/P) are only differentiated at the LHS side of the genome, and the three most distantly related forms (M, N and Q) appear to exist only as small chimeric segments that are remnants from the RHS of more ancient forms of the virus.

From Fig. 13, one can see that when ( {R}_b^{min} ) for VNO BG is set to 0, in practice, all are VNO BE, only differentiated by the serving weights, in which case, the VNOs with the higher serving weights (W Srv  = 0.6) receive a data rate of 2.42 Mbps; the other two VNOs receive the remaining capacity, which is less than 0.5 Mbps.

As stated above, we and others could not induce TGF-β primed human naïve CD4+ cells to resemble nTregs in one week, However, since we observed that they did acquire these properties following repeated stimulation, we suspected that at one week they were only partially differentiated cells.

In general, the alleles from both duplicated PgiC loci were only weakly differentiated among and within species.

In these organs, p85, PI3K-C2α and PI3K-C2β were only expressed in fully differentiated cells.

They either showed an inverse relation [ 13– 16] or no relation or relations that were only evident in subgroups differentiated by gender or food groups [ 17– 17].

Two subspecies are recognized, with that in Colombia being only marginally differentiated in morphology from the nominate which occurs over the rest of the species' range.