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Consequently, not only the children of the cram school but also many puzzle fans like it".

Consequently, not only the existence of solutions of the FMVLIP is shown, but also the convergence of iterative sequences generated by the algorithm is also proven.

Consequently, not only the design of all the control laws mobilizes many PLC program developers, but also, in case of unexpected resource failures, the reconfiguration process can be only considered from a manual point of view.

Consequently, not only the 3D shapes and locations of utility lines and vertices, but also the associated uncertainties could be visualized, as 3D probability bands in a geospatial AR environment.

Consequently, not only the translation machinery itself, but its coding toolkit, the code-adapting molecules (tRNA) and aaRSs (initially, advanced ribozymes, then minimalist primitive enzymes) have been evolving to "fit" the probably already basically outlined genetic code (as opposed to the code co-evolving with tRNAs and aaRSs to "fit" translation by minimizing translation errors).

As a consequence, COX-2 inhibitors not only modulate COX-2 activity but also the potential coupling of COX-2 and mPGES-1 activity; they consequently not only modulate PGH2 production but also the ratio between the PGH2 products, among which PGE2 and PGD2, which are known to exert opposite effects on Bax activation [ 17].

Approximately 25%to30%0% of the population is colonised with S. aureus and 0.2% to 7% with MRSA; consequently, not only infected patients, but also colonised patients, represent the most important reservoir of MRSA in health-care facilities.

The hyperCCKemia in patients who had undergone colectomy is consequently not only dependent on CCK release, but may also depend on reduced clearance.

Consequently not only MTHFR polymorphisms, which play an important role in folate metabolism but also folate intake could be associated with prognosis in patients with esophagogastric carcinoma [ 50].

For instance, p300 and CBP acetyltransferase (a member of HATs family) acetylate the NF-kB subunit Rel A/pp65 at lysine residue 218, 221, and 230 [ 71, 72] and consequently influence not only the DNA binding capacity of this transcription factor but also its ability to interact with IkappaBalpha (IκBα) and ultimately HIV-1 gene expression [ 6].

Using electrophoretic deposition (EPD), CNTs were deposited over indium tin oxide (ITO) plates that had been patterned with a photoresist; consequently, CNTs covered not only the exposed ITO areas but also the photoresist areas because thinness of the photoresists could not prevent the transverse deposition of CNTs over the photoresist areas.