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The scientific community would certainly profit not only from a detailed description of the regional binding profiles of more selective OR ligands, but also the presentation of such data in available databases as presently done for fMRI (Barinaga, 2003).

The appeal of the app, available on both iOS and Android, is not only the insights it delivers, but also the presentation.

This is not only so that data can be mined or transported between different platforms for sharing, but also the presentation and structured availability of ELN records as part of the publishing process and scientific record.

And so I think in the conversation between religion and science, not only do we have to understand and be very careful about the contents, but also the presentation of how we approach this conversation and dialogue between religion and science.

Taken together, these results indicate that the mode of PDT determines not only the level of cell stress and lethal progression, but also the presentation of alarmins.

"I learnt from Uday not only the art of presentation but also the proportion of presentation – the exact proportion that is needed to make Indian music acceptable to the West".

The tastings were conducted at "the only moment in the life of a restaurant when the staff has the time to explore not only the menu but also what the presentation and the flow of the meal are going to be," said Malcolm M. Knapp, who heads a restaurant consulting firm in Manhattan that bears his name.

Under Richardson's leadership the Theatre became a centre of creative activity that not only involved a reinterpretation of the classics but also included the presentation of the experimental plays of Eugène Ionesco, Samuel Beckett, and other playwrights of the Theatre of the Absurd.

Silencing of MHC expression may not only overcome the compatibility-related problems of MHC mismatch but also prevent the presentation of antigens derived from other polymorphic proteins (minor histocompatibility antigens).

What swayed him, he said, were the presentations but also the company's bright new monitors: "We were looking at each other thinking, 'Wow.

In response, I decided to make a little video that addresses not just the lies Barton told about me on his show but also the lies he told in the presentation that I attended.