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In this group, headache could be triggered not only by cough, but also by exertion, straining at stool and lifting heavy objects.

In the wake of the 9/11 attacks, it seemed clearer than ever that such a chemical disaster could be triggered not only by accident but also by terrorists.

Systemic inflammatory response can be triggered not only by infections, but also by noninfectious disorders such as trauma and pancreatitis.

Cellular senescence can be triggered not only by oncogene activation, but also by the loss of tumor suppressor genes, including PTEN, NF1 and RB [ 32].

Additionally, regulatory events can be triggered not only by the presence or absence of a species, but also by a species being available in excess or not.

It has been increasingly recognized that sepsis represents only one example of a systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) that can be triggered not only by infection, but also by noninfective disorders such as trauma or major surgery [ 4, 5].

In our two cases headache was triggered not only by cough but also by exertion, therefore we considered another diagnostic category, exertional headache.

Using this approach, we confirmed that according to the substrates used, each pathway has a different role and consequently is otherwise involved in the partitioning of electrons through the electron transport system, and suggested that the AOX activity is triggered not only by the redox state of the cell but also by the type of substrates provided to mitochondria.

In my estimation, the sell-off was triggered not only by the delay in the Greek deal (which certainly was a factor), but also commentary coming out of the Fed.

The Beit Shemesh incident was triggered not only by the zealots' belief that the child, a religious girl from an observant family, was immodestly dressed -- she was wearing a regulation school uniform -- but by their conviction that they have the right to physically and verbally abuse women and girls of whose attire, demeanor or behavior they disapprove.

The UPR is triggered not only by acute stress, but also by physiological situations, such as altered redox status, glucose limitation, or altered protein synthesis rates [4].