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Those doing better include not only cutting-edge nations like Japan but low-tech countries like Thailand and Mexico.
The path to sensible restraint, he said, will include not only better risk models, but also more regulation.
The contributions of using this automated tool include not only achieving better design management but also raising the level of productivity in the construction industry.
Studies of the effectiveness of ERAS should include not only doctor-reported outcomes, but also patient-reported outcomes, in order to better estimate their impact on recovery.
This works well for some undergraduates, as it did for me, while others would receive a better education elsewhere, including not only the small elite liberal arts colleges but also less prestigious schools.
This included not only how the insurance products they had bought worked, but in shopping around for better value deals and managing existing policies effectively.
Body fluids including serum and plasma might be better choices not only for discovery studies but also for evaluation of patient's response to a therapeutic reagent since they can be accessed readily [122, 123].
But some knives cut better, and some knives not only cut better but are beautiful objects.
Thus, the proposed model not only includes antecedents of customer loyalty but also demonstrates a framework of relationships among these constructs that allows for a better understanding of how customers develop a sense of loyalty toward a company.
Considerations including every single transistor would not only make it substantially more complicated, it would not even result in a better understanding of the programs outcome.
