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Our results lend support to the hypothesis that installed logjams may enhance stream habitat not only by providing colonization surfaces for macroinverbrates, but also by altering the benthic environment of the surrounding habitat.

In general, climate change affects runoff not only by changing the hydrological inputs (precipitation and potential evaporation) but also by altering the watershed characteristics as represented by the parameter w; while the impacts of human activities on runoff are exerted mainly through the alteration of the watershed characteristics.

Climate change can have both direct and indirect impacts on sea ice extent in a given location, by not only warming temperatures and melting the ice, but also by altering wind patterns and wave heights that can push the ice around.

In other words, hackers can not only attack your computer system by sending you a virus-infected email, but also by altering a tiny circuit in a chip you'll very likely never even see.

As Richard Clarke and Robert Knake explain in Cyber War: "What can be done to millions of lines of code can also be done with millions of circuits imprinted on computer chips inside computers, routers, and servers". In other words, hackers can not only attack your computer system by sending you a virus-infected email, but also by altering a tiny circuit in a chip you'll very likely never even see.

Thus, receptor dimerization of ErbB1 with ErbB2 may not only prolong signaling by modulating ligand binding properties as discussed earlier, but also by altering receptor trafficking.

However, atherosclerosis in the ApoE−/− is driven not only by the lipid environment but also by altered macrophage function which must also be considered in all studies of this type.

However, flax plants from field trial with the modification targeted directly to block lignin biosynthesis were characterized not only by reduced lignin level (in one transgenic line), but also by altered amount and organization of the other cell wall components.

Johnson said that some models help people who stutter by not delaying when they hear their own voice but also by slightly altering the pitch.

Jane Rosenthal, who co-founded the event with De Niro and Craig Hatkoff in 2002, says: "9/11 changed us, in indescribable personal ways, but also by forever altering our downtown community".

He will accomplish this partly by exercising powers neglected by his predecessors, but also by ambitiously altering the country's constitution to grant him greater authority.