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These problems won't be solved by new car or fuel technologies, but by changes in habits and practices.

Governor Pataki and the Republican senators, most of whom come from the suburbs and upstate, have said that educational problems will not be solved by more money but by changes in the system.

The vaccine mismatch was not caused by a genetic shift in the circulating flu, as happens in some years, but by changes in the "seed virus" used in the vaccine; as it grew in eggs, it picked up mutations foreign to human flu.

So these changes are caused not by aggregation of quantum dots but by changes in quantum dot coating.

Women may be silenced, then, not by having their speech suppressed but by changes to the background conditions necessary for successful speech acts, such as refusal.

Thus, the considerable differences in delta power under baseline conditions might be caused not by changes in the sleep homeostat, but by changes in wake consolidation, which are also confirmed by the circadian data, namely the observation that there are more long rest bouts during the activity phase.

Our exploratory analysis suggests these effects are not due to changes in the portfolio of courses that students choose, but rather by changes to their behavior within courses.

This does not appear to be driven by self-imposed conservatism in the wake of economic contraction, but rather by changes in regulation.

Much of the growth in the democratic party has been driven, not all of it, but driven by changes in Latina registration going more democrat.

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.

The hypothalamus in cluster headache might be characterized not only by a neuronal dysfunction but even by changes in the membrane lipids [36].