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A volar approach not only involves thorough surgical dissection but also necessitates a separate incision for addressing ulnar shortening [4].

Although oil and gas resources are studied from several perspectives in the literature, managing such vital resources not only requires a proper recognition of plans and objectives, but also necessitates the cognizance of limitations and conditions.

Changing behavior requires not only an understanding of how to persuade users to act — for example, the first time they land on a webpage — but also necessitates getting them to behave differently for long periods of time, ideally for the rest of their lives.

Removing a dictatorial regime is not enough, for democracy is not merely the rule of the majority but also necessitates the protection of minority rights and voices".

This not only requires accountability from both medical schools leaders and faculty members, but also necessitates a well established system for faculty evaluation and development.

Gut repair upon bacterial infection not only involves the proliferation of ISCs but also necessitates the elimination of damaged cells and integration of new cells into the epithelium, two processes that have not received attention.

(Some animal rights advocates promote allowing domesticated farm animals being allowed to live out their natural lives but not furthering their procreation, but this also necessitates an allocation of resources as well as perceived sacrifice by humans).

The resulting binary programming problem is shown to have a simple and global optimum solution but which also necessitates a prohibitive number of observation statistics.

Our use of Semantic Web Technologies (RDF, SPARQL) would allow us to deal with the heterogeneity of the data sources and provide integrated access across several biomedical data sources, as shown in the KEGG/DrugBank use case, but it also necessitates the availability and better uptime of SPARQL Endpoints, which may not always be the case (24).

Much of it was extremely touching, but it also necessitated interrupting the first act finale after the Prisoner's Chorus, precisely at a point where you didn't want the music to stop.

It will require deep spending cuts, but may also necessitate somewhat higher taxes.As for health-care reform, many business leaders favoured the idea, complaining that the current system is increasingly a drag on the competitiveness of corporate America.