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Regulators should be guided not only by laboratory analyses of products, but also by a clear understanding of how drugs are bought, sold and used.

Therefore, the selection of the antibiotic for combination with G-CSF in sepsis treatment should be guided not only by the bacteria to be eliminated, but also by the effects on antimicrobial functions of PMNs and the cytokine response.

Finally, a real-world decision to update a meta-analysis would likely be guided not only by the quantitative methods proposed here, but also by clinical and scientific considerations.

National guidance is not available but could be based on the principle that attempting neonatal resuscitation could be guided not only ' by aetiology of the baby's condition, but should take into account the expected outcome, what is thought to be the best interests of the baby, and the wishes of parents' [ 34].

Furthermore, object detection may be guided not only by global scene properties but also by other objects in the scene: in [ 3], a discriminative model of local object-to-object interaction is proposed that formalizes cooperation and competition between local detections of multiple object classes and gives a probabilistic interpretation of this process.

When the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees derivatives markets, began looking into interest-rate setting in 2008, we were guided not only by questions about the decline of actual unsecured lending among banks, the supposed basis of Libor, but also by our founding statute, the Commodity Exchange Act.

When selecting materials for a building, architects are guided not only by structural and functional requirements but also consider aspects relating to the sensory effect and experience.

Research in the past decade has shown that people's perceptions of risk are guided not only by rational judgments--for example, calculations of events' certainty and controllability--but also by emotions.

Thus, the ordering of QDs on TS-GaInP is guided not only by the strain field of the dislocation but also by the shape of the groove, while on the CS-GaInP and CS-GaInAs layers, the QDs accumulate on the ridges solely due to stress field of the MDs.

Overall, this study builds on the literature showing that ICU admission decisions are guided not only by patient factors but also by the availability of ICU beds [ 6].

It is important to remember that receptor dimerization is guided not only by the growth factors but also by the availability of receptors whose expression levels may be highly plastic dependent on the physiological or pathological context.