As an artist, Mr. Sendak has contributed not only a backdrop (a town aflame in the scary but compelling style of his book illustrations) but also an outside eye.
These findings therefore provide additional evidence in support of a protective effect of education by contributing, not only to a cognitive reserve, but also to a neural reserve, which may provide compensation for ageing and pathological processes.
According to those who coach him and play with him, Hull is contributing not only as a sniper but also as a defender.
It is possible that exposure to stressful or difficult life experiences acts as a third variable, contributing not only to a greater desire to use NSSI to cope with stressors, but also to a greater concurrent desire to escape those stressors through suicide.
The wall will incorporate plaques honoring the donors, who are contributing not only to an endowment fund and a capital improvements plan but also to preserving new technologies.
We hope that this excellent collection of papers will help the interested readers to identify a number of key challenges and opportunities that lie within the LTE and LTE-Advanced cellular standards, contributing not only to a better understanding of these systems but eventually also to the incorporation of techniques that will further boost the performance of the corresponding deployed networks.
She adds that wind is contributing not only generating capacity, but also much-needed manufacturing jobs.
This indicates the presence of a common bottleneck during the late-stage assembly, and suggests that factors contribute not only to a single assembly event but to a global structural reorganization, probably in a concerted manner (Clatterbuck Soper et al., 2013; Leong et al., 2013).
Recchia's argument that the military has the ability to contribute not only to a more prudent but also to a more multilateralist U.S. intervention policy may be counterintuitive, but the evidence is compelling.
Therefore, Orai1 and STIM1 contribute not only to a CRAC channel but also to a pharmacologically distinct S66-resistant Ca2+ entry channel.
