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Health is comprised not only of physical components that lend themselves to objective measurement but also subjective and relational dimensions that are embedded in participant experience.

Interestingly, recent studies have indicated the coccidian oocyst wall architecture is comprised not only of glycoproteins but also interlayered β-1,3-glucan fibrils [ 36] and an outer layer of acid-fast lipids [ 37].

The coral holobiont is comprised not only of coral animal and endosymbiotic dinoflagellates (zooxanthellae) but also of microbial communities such as bacteria, archaea, and fungi as well as numerous viruses [ 1, 2].

These platforms are comprised not only of natural polymers chemically and molecularly similar to ECM, but those fully synthetic in origin.

The rest, he argues, are outfits comprised not only of young players honing their talent but experienced journeymen playing not only for competitive merit but to support their families.

His literary achievement comprised not only novels, but also short stories and critical essays on literature and art.

Yet, this category is wide and comprises not only referrals but also many different actions, such as job search courses, job clubs, vocational guidance, counseling and monitoring, and sanctions in case of non-compliance with job search requirements.

Third, our sample is rather heterogeneous, comprising not only patients with AD or FTD phenotype, but also with PPA with AD or FTD as underlying pathology.

The neural orchestra is comprised of not only synapses but many instruments, in part tuned by propagation plasticity.

This observation suggests that the increased population of stem cells present in injured muscle tissue is comprised of not only satellite cells, stem cells, and circulating blood cells, but also by cells that are being generated through the process of dedifferentiation from "terminally" differentiated myofibers.

In these countries, there is a double challenge, comprising not only the diagnosis and treatment of the more typical hospital cases of AKI due to clinical and surgical complications, but also specific aspects of community-acquired AKI in poor regions, like diarrheal diseases, leptospirosis, dengue, animal venoms, obstetric complications etc. [ 3- 5].