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In an effort to enrich for cells with a broader morphogenic potential we isolated and immortalized a cell type intermediate between luminal and myoepithelial cells, which could make relatively elaborate terminal duct-like structures and organize layers of both luminal-like and myoepithelial-like cells.

The dinosaur film, which could make back its relatively modest $150m budget 10 times over, will be one of the most profitable blockbusters of recent years.

7.42pm BST 11 min: Both sides will feel that they scored relatively easily, which could make them a bit cagey but so far seems to have encouraged both to get forward as much as possible.

We suspect that Saudi Android users are relatively wealthier, which could make them less price sensitive.

The 184 is capable of passenger flights of more than 10 miles, with speeds of up to 65 MPH, which could make the vehicle well-suited for emergency transplants across relatively short distances.

Summarily, the 10% MAEP hydrogels appear to have a higher diffusion coefficient due to relatively decreased cross-linking density, which could make it more fit for cell-delivery applications than the MAEP-13% hydrogels.

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Which could make things more interesting still.

Biomonitoring agencies currently employing the NB restriction digest system would gather more information by transitioning to the use of DNA barcoding, a change which could be made relatively seamlessly as the same gene region underlies both protocols.

Some of the technologies have important co-benefits that could make them relatively more attractive.

In our case, reproductive technology could make it relatively easy for us to have our biological child.