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What a volunteer says and does in a research lab may be altered not only by the lab environment or the phrasing of a question, but by who the experimenters are and how they behave.

However, CCR5 expression may be altered not only by variants in the CCR5 gene but also by environmental factors such as maternal infection.

In fact, the very nature of public interventions is altered not only by being more oriented toward market players but also by losing visibility.

We argue that inequalities in educational opportunities are altered not only with changes in macro-social and historical conditions but also with change along with individuals' enrollment at different stages of education.

These results demonstrate that proliferation and apoptosis are altered not only in preneoplastic lesions but also in apparently normal looking epithelium associated with cancer.

In summary, we demonstrate that biomarkers identifying key cellular events like proliferation and apoptosis are altered not only in preneoplastic lesions but also in apparently normal-looking epithelium.

This parameter is altered not only by LV contractility (and inotropes), but also by LV volumes, preload, afterload (and vasopressors) and valvular function [ 5].

Already there are signs that the law is altering not only the relationship between classical musicians and their employers, but also between musicians and the works they produce.

This is altering not only the funding landscape for tech startups, but also valuation expectations.

In practice, the "com'era" has been subtly altered not only to add temperature controls, safety measures and an extra 160 seats (the theater now has 1,000) but also to expand a relatively small theater.

But in-network aggregation is challenging form a security perspective: insider attackers may be able to alter not only their own observations but also modify already aggregated information, or they may introduce false aggregates.