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The board's calibre has been demonstrated not only in its inability to spot what was going on, but in its panicky reaction when it did.

The potential of C. glutamicum as a safe and efficient platform organism for biotechnological production has been demonstrated not only for amino acid production but also, by metabolic engineering, for production of other high-volume products.

The presence of an autonomous circadian pancreatic clock92 has been demonstrated not only in rodents93,94,95, but also in human islets and dispersed human islet cells (that is, the cells were cultured as seperate or single cells, not as an intact islet)96,97.

With these imaging modalities, SPNs have been demonstrated not only to image tissues such as lymph nodes, vascular structure and tumors, but also to detect disease biomarkers such as reactive oxygen species (ROS) and protein sulfenic acid as well as physiological indexes such as pH and blood glucose concentration.

By simulating the converters in their possible single/multiple-junction configurations, the GaSb lattice-matched InAs0.91Sb0.09 alloy has been demonstrated not only to be an attractive converter for a broadband emitter operating at 1200 1500 K but also a potential subcell candidate to design high-performance tandem converters.

For instance, EPO has been demonstrated not only to decrease proinflammatory cytokine production but also to increase the expression of the protective cytokine IL-10 after myocardial IRI in rats [25].

In schools and at the science center, Mrs. Dillon and Stephen Ewing, the center's assistant director, have been demonstrating not only Gemini's dancing and singing (its repertoire includes "Happy Birthday, Dear Humans"), but also what robots are and how they work.

Ag0 particles were demonstrated not only formed on the surface of gelatin microspheres but also inside them.

The high performance of the scheme is demonstrated not only for the periodic boundary condition but also for the Dirichlet-type boundary condition.

A fast organophosphate degradation was demonstrated not only in non-polar solvents (such as heptane), but also in polar aprotic solvents (acetonitrile, acetone) that are miscible with water.

The validity of the method is demonstrated not only through electromagnetic simulations but also using an equivalent circuit model which clearly explains the behavior of the AMC.