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The mapping of geodiversity may be indicative not only in the context of geomorphology, but also provide a focus for conservation initiatives.

Therefore, elevated PSA concentration in patients' plasma may be indicative not only of prostate cancer, but, also of other prostatic pathologies.

Out of the selected proteins in our study, a combined analysis of serum MMP-3 and anti-collagen IgG2a antibody concentrations turned out to be indicative not only for the inflammatory aspect of CIA but also for cartilage and bone destruction, emphasizing the inflammatory nature of the disease.

The observation that patients with HI schistosomiasis (without portal hypertension) have lower serum levels of OPN and fewer OPN reactive bile ducts than patients with HS schistosomiasis (with severe portal hypertension) suggested that this molecule may be indicative not only of liver fibrosis, but also of portal hypertension.

At the same time, however, the expression of several mitotic and cell proliferation factors (e.g. BolA-like protein 2, interferon-related developmental regulator 1) was enhanced, which could be indicative not only of redundant and overlapping genes but also of complex homeostatic adjustments to stress.

The closure of the line, which boasts 14 stores worldwide including one in London's Covent Garden, is indicative not only of a climate where retailers are getting back to basics, but also of shoppers' changing tastes.

Budget Menu is indicative not only of the kind of country Britain is, but the debate over what kind of country it wants to be.

Similarly, positive values of these tests are indicative not only of balancing selection but also of the presence of strong population structure within the study-population (i.e., the study-population is indeed subdivided into different subpopulations), which may increase the proportion of alleles of intermediate frequency in the population (Kreitman 2000; Voight et al. 2005).

This is probably evidence that high fibrinogen levels are indicative of, not only a coagulation factor but also an acute-phase reactant protein that is greatly enhanced in response to infection and other inflammatory disorders.

Grand opera aside, I am inclined to believe that, perhaps, my objection to the indiscriminate standing ovation is indicative of not only the decline in the cultural aspirations of the audience, but in the decline of the quality of what is on offer.

For an artist to admit no connection to club life is indicative of not only a generational shift as dance music fans are increasingly under 21 and too young to club, as well as a geographic one made possible only by the web.