The crystallinity of TiO2 films improved not only with increasing but also with increasing film thickness h (see Fig. 5).
We're able to improve not only our coordination with -- primarily through the Department of Homeland -- through DHS, their -- their expansive network and to the state and local election infrastructure.
From the results of previous studies with MONSAKUN, lessons and exercises with it improve not only learners' problem-posing but also their problem-solving (Yamamoto et al. 2012).
Lectures and exercises with Monsakun improve not only learners' problem-posing skills but also their problem-solving skills (Yamamoto et al. 2012).
"This meeting provides a great opportunity to harness the advice, ideas and vision of people with disabilities to improve not only their lives, but our own, as well".
We propose that awareness of the incidence and risk factors for new-onset ADs in patients with TBI can improve not only one's understanding of the sequelae of brain injury but also patient treatment and the rehabilitation protocol.
These venues are a great place to work with others to improve not only your own racial attitudes, but also society at large.
It is interesting to notice that the multidisciplinary care intervention improved not only difficulty with activities of daily living (as measured by the subscale ADL) but also improved more difficult physical functions (as measured by the subscale Sport and Recreation Function) to the same extent (as measured by similar effect sizes of the two subscales).
Energy efficiency is improved not only by replacing diesel vehicles with electric ones, but also because the pods move only on demand.
To meet these challenges, the rural health system needs to be more effective and efficient, and the human resources for health should be improved not only in quantity, but also with regards to equitable distribution, competency, quality, motivation, productivity, and performance [ 14].
