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The latter method allows not only for a faster response of the electrochromic system, but provides also an easier life stability test of the device, which withstood 2000 cycles with little changes in its optical contrast.

This not only provides guidance of the optical mode due to a contrast in the refractive index but provides also an acoustic impedance mismatch between the soft chalcogenide glass (v sound = 2500 m/s) and the stiff silica (v sound = 5996 m/s).

Renal biomarkers represent an attractive new diagnostic tool which not only implies early diagnosis of AKI, but provides also information about patients at risk for AKI and prediction of adverse clinical outcome parameters like the need for renal replacement therapy, length of stay in ICU and mortality.

It is principally possible to deal successfully with such amounts of data as shown by the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, Geneva, which has been designed to produce several petabytes (PB, 1015 bytes) of raw data per year, but provides also the facilities that are essential for their adequate storage and analysis.

Determination of disseminated tumour cells by genotyping of oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes seems not only to be a useful adjunct in follow up of carcinoma patients but provides also valuable additional individualized prognostic and predictive information in breast cancer patients beyond the TNM system.

Boreal forests are an important source of timber and pulp wood, but provide also other products and services.

Alternative methods to obtain imperfect CSI, e.g., estimation of the location from GPS or the angle of arrival, have also been proposed but provide also sub-optimal performance [20].

This means to not just pass a resolution--but also provide practical and concrete support.

But how do you make a border that enhances economic development but also provides security?

It not only functions as (para-) linguistic features but also provides social explanations.

When properly engineered, the liquid phase rapidly bonds the grains but also provides for microstructural coarsening.