If a sheik refused to cooperate, not only could his perks be withheld, they could be given to a neighboring sheik.
They cooperate not only to exchange views, but also to influence the development of certain technologies.
The evolutionary pathway to morality, then, runs through the mutual benefits that come about when members of a group cooperate not only to care for kin, secure food, and fight off rival groups, but to suppress bad actors within the group.
Indirect results suggest that AhR could cooperate not only with additional transcription factors but also with membrane-associated proteins to drive such processes.
Thus, stable financial management of home-visit nursing agencies could be achieved by cooperating not only with limited organizations in the same corporation, but also with many other local organizations.
While further studies are required to determine whether this particular mechanism also applies to other T cell lineages, it appears that IL-6 and IL-1 cooperate not only in the induction of Th17 differentiation but also in the generation of a Th1 response.
Syria has a long and nasty history of sheltering and cooperating with not only Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas but also international terrorists -- including, at one point, Abu Nidal, a man believed responsible for some 900 deaths in at least 20 countries.
Yes, we can change the way we are and, therefore, cooperate more, not only on an individual level, but on a community level, too.
Such willingness to cooperate ensures not only the integrity of the study and its objectives but also the full commitment of all investigators.
Make the children cooperate, not compete.
