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Coil coating by using a continuous belt inside an IBAD chamber allows not only the coating of steel or polymer strips in the IBAD mode, but represents also a very flexible device for the preparation of multilayers on relatively large substrates (typically 20×30 cm20×30

Due to their versatile capabilities, Trichoderma communities essentially contribute to a healthy environment but represent also a resource for biomolecules.

The lung with its surface area of 100 140 m displays an ideal target for therapeutic approaches, but it represents also a serious area of attack for harmful nanomaterials.

The presence of previously undetected variants in 40% of posttreatment samples could represent superinfection, but could also represent variants present below the threshold of detection using pyrosequence analysis.

These automobiles represent excess, but they also represent the art of the business.

— but also represents something of a missed opportunity.

This warehouse-turned-gallery is not only spacious but also represents leading artists like Chris Ofili, Peter Doig and Grayson Perry.

The investment is not only a financial deal, but also represents a meaningful product partnership.

This divide is a challenge, but also represents an opportunity.

She shares Buffy's powers and duties, but also represents freedom and subversion.

This is not only an issue of fairness but also represents an acute economic threat.