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External perturbations arise due to changing environmental conditions, such as stress conditions (environmental perturbations), but also by changes in the structure of a metabolic networks (e.g., caused by gene knock-outs, also known as genetic perturbations).

Furthermore, changes in demand may be caused not just by new applications being instantiated, but also by changes in demand by the running applications themselves.

It is worth noting that whether a case can be filed is influenced not only by the aforementioned external factors but also by changes to and the construction of discourse involved in the case-filing process.

This study reveals that restraint condition, as applied to sham and EMF exposure treated rats in a caged surrounding, elicits behavioural stress which is not only displayed by an increase of HPA hormones but also by changes in the electrically evoked synaptic responses of CA1 neurons after HFS or LFS of the Schaffer collateral commissural pathway.

Changes in cancer incidence trends in general are affected not only by screening patterns but also by changes in cancer risk factors and population demographics.

The dysregulation of serum miRNAs may not only be caused by brain lesions but also by changes in the immune system.

These years from 1912 to 1949 were marked by civil war, revolution and invasion; but also by change and growth in the economic, social, intellectual and cultural spheres.

Muscular fatigue is characterized not only by loss of muscle force, but also by change of muscle contractile properties such as a slowing of the muscle contraction progression (Bigland-Ritchie et al. 1983).

The diabetes-induced muscle weakness was caused not only by structural changes but also by functional changes in the skeletal muscle.

Our findings also emphasize that OA is not only characterized by cartilage degeneration and bony changes but also by inflammatory changes, which may point out the importance of anti-inflammatory therapies in knee OA.

For instance in the case of Darwin's finches it has been shown that population dynamics were not only driven by changes in food supply and density-dependence but also by evolutionary changes in beak size and shape [ 1].