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Japan's sun does not only rise, the book argued; trends can also bring about their own downfall.
The concept of complementing photoacoustic imaging with other clinically-available imaging techniques (e.g. ultrasound, SPECT, MRI) does not only potentially give rise to new multimodality systems with an augmented diagnostic capability beyond the inherent limitations of individual components, but also to multimodal contrast agents.
Figure 2 does not only shows the slow rise of titanium white and the ubiquitous use of zinc white, it also indicates the slow decrease of lead white.
Finally, it also made clear that a tax rise does not only improve a country's health but also its finances, as the tax rise largely compensates for the decrease in cigarette consumption (Warner, 1984b).
Junctions between two different types of epithelial lining do not only give rise to unique types of diseases, but are also interesting and relevant areas with regards to tumorigenesis.
The interventions did not only prevent the rise in children's symptoms, but even led to a decrease in these symptoms in both groups.
It is clear that rewarding executives for delivering a few quarters of outsize profits or a share price that keeps rising (until it doesn't) only encourages those executives to take risks.
Slavery ended but the racism that gave rise to it did not, only burrowing more deeply into the fabric of Southern society after the Civil War.
CFUs did not only form local subcutaneous tumors but gave rise to extensive lymph node metastasis.
