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Due to rapid development of information technology in recent years, the Internet has not only changed people's way of life but also impacted business activities.
Our data that PLP2-TM not only promoted autophagosome formation but also impacted on fusion of autophagosomes with lysosomes prompted us to determine whether Beclin1 is a target for PLP2-TM.
In the vadose zone, the non-ionic surfactant limited the formation of QD aggregates, enhanced QD mobility and transport, and lowered the solution surface tension, which resulted in a decrease in capillary forces that not only led to a reduction in the removal of QDs, but also impacted the vadose zone flow processes.
Terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center WTCC) in New York City and the Pentagon on September 11 , 2001 not only affected multi-level structures in urban areas but also impacted upon their immediate environment at the street level in ways that considerably reduced the speed of emergency response.
The extended use of ultrasound that is seen in maternity care in most Western countries has not only affected obstetric care but also impacted on the conception of the fetus in relation to the pregnant woman.
The effect not only hits us but also impacts on our customers, who rely on us".
This shortcoming not only increases the construction expenditure unnecessarily but also impacts the engineering stability.
In such frameworks, the blockages not only affect the signal propagation but also impact the transmitter locations.
The pathogens not only reduce the yield of wheat, but also impact the quality of wheat by contamination with trichothecene mycotoxins.
These issues not only reduce efficiency and effectiveness of urban freight logistics but also impact the well-being of society due to the negative effects on health.
In addition, we postulate that the coating thickness can not only affect wear resistance of the resulting composites, but also impact the dielectric properties of the composites.
