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This fingerprint enabled not only identification, but also quantification by comparing relative peak intensities of CCAT-labelled peptides.
Construction of the Aswān High Dam enabled not only control of the Nile's floods but also the reclamation of vast tracts of land for farming.
The combination of microscopic and statistical information enabled not only the qualitative discussion of the observed processes but also the quantification of the kinetics as well as the development of a model of the underlying morphological mechanism.
This approach enabled not only detection of the macro-instability in measured velocity data but also to quantify its relative magnitude (a ratio of kinetic energy captured by the macro-instability to total kinetic energy of the flow).
The electrolyte solution served as a temporal collector during electrospinning, which enabled not only to form spatially patterned or aligned nanofiber mats but also to spontaneously integrate them with the polymer surface by readily removing the electrolyte solution.
Numerical simulation of saturated unsaturated subsurface flows is widely used in many branches of science and engineering, and rapid developments in computer technology have enabled not only one-dimensional but also multi-dimensional simulations on a personal computer.
Comparison enables not only the illumination of difference, but also the perception of commonality.
SIP enables not only voice on the Internet but also a completely new universe of total communication services.
It is essential to develop a system that enables not only adaptive decision making, but also effective decision execution.
Although control is not explicitly addressed in this paper, the estimation technique proposed here will enable not only monitoring but also advanced control methods.
iLabs enables not only expensive or scarce laboratory resources to be easily accessed by students, but opens opportunities for students to engage with experiments in multiple contexts.
