These themes are explored not only by "daringdesign" in Rotterdam but another show, "China New Design," which will be presented at La Triennale Design Museum in Milan until Sept. 11.
For this class of systems, observability is explored not only through time derivatives of the output, but also considering few discrete measurements at different time-instants.
The role of wood in landform development from patch to landscape scales is explored not only through the direct impact of wood accumulations on flow hydraulics and associated erosion and deposition of sediment but also by considering interactions between wood and riparian vegetation.
Such questions are increasingly being explored not only by philosophers but by psychological scientists as well, including two from the University of British Columbia.
These potential functional connections are worth being explored not only in Drosophila, but also in Caenorhabditis as well as in sterol prototrophs.
Subsequently, an association between mt204 and grip strength was explored, not only because of the contribution of grip strength to frailty assessment, but also because of the dependence of skeletal muscle on metabolic processes.
miR17 expression has been explored not only because of its role in regulating BRCA1 but also because computational analysis indicated it as a regulator of APEX1/REF1.
Among them, p53 seems to have an important role in regulating several aspects of cellular metabolism that are now being explored not only in cancer but in other diseases and in development.
It is beyond any doubt that the impact of TSA-based epigenomic transformation of bone marrow-retrieved MSCs, representing multipotent and undifferentiated stem cells, on their competence for SCNT has not yet been explored not only in pigs, but also in other mammalian species.
The MINI has been translated into 43 languages, and its validity and reliability have been explored not only for the original English and the French versions, but also for the Spanish [ 13], Italian [ 14], Japanese [ 15], Moroccan [ 16], Portuguese [ 17] and Norwegian versions [ 18] (see Table 1).
