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"Phoobis," and I did two short cartoons) if he had any audio that might somehow be adapted, not only as a cover but also as an animation that could extend the space and especially the emotion of the usual New Yorker image.

Visual aspects of medicines such as colour can be adapted not only to provide an aesthetic dosage form that is acceptable to patients, but to aid users in recognising and differentiating medicines.

It was therefore considered essential that the resource kits be adapted not only for undergraduate "initial" training on mental health promotion in general but also for postgraduate or continuous training on specific mental health promotion themes or projects.

To date, relatively few studies have shed further light on how the Stanford model, as a complex self-management intervention, can be adapted not only to specific populations or ethnic groups, but also across borders into other language regions [ 44– 44].

The program, directed and hosted by Mark Lamos, who wrote the script with Deborah Grace Winer, explores the ways in which Shakespeare's plays and poems have been adapted not only for Broadway but also for jazz experiments and the movies.

Third-party headphones and other accessories that relied on the same port would also need to be upgraded or adapted – not only does that mean more expense for users, it means more electronic waste for landfill.

Bone is a dynamic tissue which is continuously adapting not only to external mechanical stimuli but also to internal metabolic calcium demands.

Now all that is changing, and Mr. Spada -- he still gets called Judge more than Commissioner -- is struggling to adapt, not only to the new electronics ("They even gave me a laptop"), new suits (bought at Filene's Basement) and his new gun (required), but also to a new profession.

Importantly, this study shows that the luminal coatings can be adapted to not only inhibit early platelet binding and activation, as well as the subsequent biological events that lead to intimal hyperplasia, but also they can be used to target therapeutics to the site of injury.

If it's literally slow to adapt, not only will it miss out on an addictive content format that drives tons of engagement.

It is just with humans, we need to adapt not only with us in mind but wildlife as well.