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As a result, Dr. Yehuda and a growing number of scientists suspect that post traumatic stress disorder is not simply the extreme end of a continuum of normal stress responses but rather involves a breakdown of the entire stress system.

The decay of uranium to lead is not achieved by a single step but rather involves a whole series of different elements, each with its own unique set of chemical properties.

However, the extinction of species is typically not instant, but rather involves a time lag.

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Consequently, it is possible that the relationship between efficiency and Mb is not continuous, but, rather, involves a step-change.

Nevertheless, all reports have concluded that fruit ripening results from a complex mechanism that cannot be reduced to a single gene but rather involves a complex network.

This anti-tumoral effect is not directly driven by pathogens, but rather involves an enhanced intratumoral inflammatory response.

For example, Geurts (1999) develops a DRT treatment of attitudes and modals, but provides truth conditions for DRS representations of attitude descriptions in terms of an underlying model in which the objects of attitudes are not structural, but rather involve a neo-Hintikkan relation between individuals and sets of worlds.

This subregion within the 6q22.33 cytoband was not affected in the lymph-node-negative tumor, but rather involved a region downstream of the PTPRK gene (Additional File 7).

In fact, long-term alterations after fetal or neonatal CPF exposure are not confined to cholinergic systems but rather involve a wide variety of neurotransmitters and, notably, serotonin (5HT) (Aldridge et al. 2003, 2004; Dam et al. 1999; Raines et al. 2001; Slotkin 1999, 2004; Slotkin et al. 2002).

Note that the left-hand side (l.h.s). of the evolution equation (53) is not a simple time derivative but rather involves in general a spatial integration (convolution).