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First, clonal growth patterns as described above may lead not only to spatial patterns of organic matter formation, nutrient enrichment and associated soil functions, but also to patterns of temporal heterogeneity herein.

Green machining in a milling machine is not only used to shape the actual device, but also to pattern the internal electrodes in the multilayer structure.

These experiments show that the combined thermoresponsive and magnetic colloid can be used not only to expand clinically important cell types such as MSCs, enabling passaging without using animal derived products such as trypsin and achieving high cell recoveries, but also to pattern cells into discrete regions and subsequently reconfigure these patterns in a noninvasive manner.

New collections of data that capture human mobility not only help us to understand their underlying patterns but also to design intelligent systems.

Metabolic and vascular diseases don't just happen in the body they happen in the brain, too". Earlier work has shown in both mice and humans that impaired glucose function is linked not only to cognitive deficits but also to the patterns of protein dysfunction (amyloid-beta and tau) that are associated with Alzheimer's disease.

Zelda and Scott's story speaks not only to interpersonal dynamics, but also to systematic patterns that continue to undermine contemporary women's lives.

as well as the lower numbers of samples used for initial evaluation but also to geographical patterns of marker occurrence in nontarget samples.

The staining was peculiar not only with regard to its intensity, but also to its pattern.

Notably, dynamic changes in ROS levels are of well relevance to not only the initiation of pro-apoptotic CHOP activities, but also to expression pattern of NRF2-regulated oxidative stress genes and HSF1-regulated ER stress genes during fenretinide-induced apoptosis (Supplementary Figure S2).

The numerical model presented here can be used not only to display fracturing patterns of tunnels, but also to predict fracturing patterns under different confining pressures.

Sequence based information is increasingly used to study the epidemiology of viruses, not only to provide insight in viral evolution, but also to understand transmission patterns during outbreaks.