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Experimental results show that the RVC foam fuel cell not only produces comparative power density to, but also offers interesting benefits over the conventional fuel cell.

In the creation of an Origin-Destination matrix for transport modeling, each cell not only needs to interact with its adjacent neighbours, but all other zones as well.

The shaded cell not only generates less current than the string current of the module, but becomes reverse biased and dissipates power in the form of heat.

As an open self-producing system, a great variety of inputs and outputs are necessary for the living cell, not only consisting of matter and energy but also involving information flows.

The finding, reported in today's issue of the journal Cell, not only sheds light on this odd form of inheritance, but also lends support to a controversial theory about how such fibers may develop in human diseases.

Previous studies have shown that MDSCs may be involved in down regulation of immune responses through inhibiting T cell not only in tumor situation, but also in a variety of allogeneic transplant models, autoimmune diseases, and other inflammatory diseases (Garcia et al., 2010; Yin et al., 2010).

Adult stem cells not only repair the body but conduct vigorous daily regeneration of its most abraded tissues.

In all cases, they found green fluorescent cells not only in layers 2/3, but also in deeper layers.

The test revealed high concentrations of the cells not only in and around the mice's rheumatoid lesions, but also in bone marrow.

This suggests that grid cells not only track our movements during spatial navigation, but also contribute to path planning, perhaps by moving the viewpoint of the imagined environment.

Could running, by helping create new nerve cells, not only make our brains sharper but also make our moods happier?