Since SHIP1 is engaged not only in response to supra-optimal triggering of the FcεRI but also during its activation by sub-optimal to optimal Ag concentrations [ 74], SHIP1's function here is more an attenuating rather than an inhibitory one.
He visited laboratories worldwide and talked to and collaborated with scientists engaged not only in similar work, but also talked to pioneers in vaccine development such as for yellow fever.
Contemporary information consumers expect to be kept engaged not only every 7, or 30, or 60 days when your book hits the maildrop, but every day in-between.
Stakeholders therefore need to be actively engaged not only in issue-framing, but also in the design stage (e.g. in selection of outcome indicators and associated weights) and during appraisal.
Being positive, smiling, and making small talk can increase the positive energy and could encourage the employees to become more engaged not only in the conversations but in their work.
For example, WoW players are engaged not only within the game but they also converge in fan sites or forum sites to further interact, discuss, and analyze WoW based on a shared affinity for the game.
The paradoxes suggested by the Trolley Problem and its variants have engaged not only moral philosophers but neuroscientists, economists and evolutionary psychologists.
Seen through this warped lens, the men who raped were engaged not only in an act of sexual transgression but also in a purifying ritual.
She was engaged not only in the Olympic final but also in a fierce rivalry with the more glamorous Sanderson – and while Whitbread won bronze, Sanderson became the first British black woman to win an Olympic gold.
The question of whether the United States will send an official delegation -- and, if it does, at what level -- has engaged not only the State Department, but several American civil rights groups, Jewish organizations and members of Congress.
