Notably, police abuse was enabled not only by the illegal nature of sex work but importantly by the illegality of the substance use with which so many were engaged.
Single residue specific localization of the phosphorylation was enabled not only by the extensive inter-residue fragmentation throughout the primary sequence but also by the fact that UVPD maintains the CID- and HCD-labile modification on the serine side chain.
The Dakar Forum reaffirmed that the tens of millions of children excluded or forced out of education must be enabled not only to go to school, but to stay there -- and that all those who are in school but are prevented from learning must get the quality basic education that is every child's right.
Knowledge of reservoirs of zoonoses and the way they are transmitted to humans has enabled not only their diagnosis and reporting but also their control [ 29, 30].
But in the past these new technologies have first found markets in Europe because its market is technologically unified, enabling not only economies of scale but also, and more importantly, economies of network.
The advantage of the quantitative approach is that it enables not only classification into three basic severity categories but also differentiation within individual (mild, moderately severe, and severe) illness group.
Alternatively, once a mutant with a two-way (positive and negative) selectable marker such as pyrG is isolated, marker recycling enables not only consecutive gene deletion, but also consecutive gene insertion without leaving behind an exogenous DNA fragment.
It continued: "By this gallant action and total disregard of personal danger, he was the means of enabling not only his own company but also those on the flanks to advance".
Indeed, if this target were attained, it would enable not only better conditions for women but also improved household management, leading to better health and education for children and to higher income for the families.
It is thought that this approach enables not only preservation of the short rotator but also accurate cup positioning, so that a high resistance to dislocation can be achieved.
