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The final strategy to be selected not only always depends on the nature of the drug or chemical being tested and the expected conditions of human treatment or exposure, but it should also take into account specific regulatory requirements when available or applicable.

In this respect, it is less flexible that the 10320/loc-based solution previously described, where files may be selected not only based on MIME-type but also by filename (Table 1, entry 2), file ID (Table 1, entry 1) or any other specified attribute and for which content negotiation [20] is also possible.

The areas for immediate extension should be selected not only on the statistical areas of highest priority but also in consultation with other agencies working within the region.

Second, using multivariate logistic regression with a forward method of model selection, 16 predictors of TB in the final model were selected not only from statistical significance but also from clinical significance.

He added that Ms. Richardson was selected not only because she is a woman -- Sealy's primary audience for the campaign -- but because of her accomplishments.

These inoculants were selected not only for their impact on the plant, but also for their ability to persist in the soil at the expense of the residual native microflora.

These particular indices were selected not only because they are related to land surface features and vegetation biomass, but also because they have some advantages for practical applications since they are readily provided from the USGS on demand [46].

"This portrait image was selected not only because of its important historical context, being sited clearly in its own time, but because it is a face that could also exist in the here and now, in our time.

The upper bound on the video packet dropping has been selected not only to be strict (in [32] the upper bound is defined as 1%) but also to account for the fact that if a video packet loss corresponds to an I frame, then the "glitch" in the video will propagate to the rest of the video frames in the GoP.

This paper presents an integration framework that aims at facilitating the inclusion of life-cycle considerations in the design process from the outset, so that materials and systems are selected not only from environmentally friendly resources, but most importantly, to match service life performance expectations.

According to the college, the student body is selected not only for their academic abilities but also for their personal character.