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This type of Similarity analysis would prove to be efficient not only for lead generation but also for lead optimization.

Efficient inhibition of cell growth by p53 pCMV/ORMOSILNs complexes indicates that these complexes would be efficient not only in increasing the expression of p53 proteins but also in inhibiting the growth of breast cancer cells.

Stem cells have proved to be efficient not only in skin burns but also in corneal chemical burns, thus increasing the multiplicity of their use [ 54– 61].

We have inferred that a tRNA with a wobble G at its anticodon should be efficient not only in translating C-ending codons, but also in translating U-ending codons because of the small MU3 G.

These procedures were shown to be efficient not only for basic research in functional genomics aimed at characterizing T-DNA insertion [ 21, 39, 40], the long-term stability of transgene expression [ 19] or transgene silencing [ 41], but also for the production of transgenic varieties.

This method is efficient not only for clustering cell body distributions but may also be used to study other distributed neuronal structural elements, including synapses, receptors, dendritic spines and molecular markers.

Case study results reveal that the proposed model is efficient not only for deciding the most suitable traffic safety countermeasure for a specific site, but also for determining the plans for implementing multiple countermeasures among multiple sites given the budget constraint.

Steroids are efficient not only in modulating cell-mediated immunity but also in attenuating the inflammatory pathways involved in MDs.

The experiments therefore suggest that resealing behind a translocating species is efficient not only in intact NPCs but also when an FG hydrogel of very simple composition is used as a barrier.

This is efficient not only for your school homework but also the extra-studies which you would like to do.

Similar to the TMD, friction damper (FD) were found to be very efficient, not only for rehabilitation and strengthening of existing structures but also for the design of structures to resist excessive vibrations (Colajanni and Papia 1995; Qu et al. 2001; Mualla and Belev 2002; Pasquin et al. 2004).