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Its success stretches even further than that, though: it not only forms the melodic basis for Ciara's also-charting 2013 single "Body Party," but was sampled on the popular remix of Mariah Carey's "H.A.T.E.

It not only forms a polymer but also contains cryptic matrikines that are released upon its activation/degradation and enhance the regenerative process.

It not only forms a capsule in the adjacent areas but also is vulnerable to infections [ 19].

This year's agreement by the European Union to introduce corporate disclosure rules for sustainability was also striking in the way that it not only formed part of the EU's overall post-crisis financial reform package, but also that its strongest supporters included investors arguing that without disclosure they could not make informed financial decisions.

It includes not only forms of English that are peculiarly South African, but also words absorbed from Afrikaans, African and Khoisan languages, and local Malay, Indian, and Jewish communities.

RPTPμ not only forms an adhesive contact itself, but it also regulates cell adhesion by dephosphorylating components of the cadherin catenin complexes.

The proposed formulation not only forms a unified variational basis for spatial and temporal discretization; it also derives many other robust time step integration algorithms.

This process not only forms OZn vacancies but also enhances the intensity of vacancy emission in highly oxygenated environments.

Nonparenchymal endothelial or mesenchymal cells not only form passive conduits, but also establish an organogenic stimulus.

Ag0 particles were demonstrated not only formed on the surface of gelatin microspheres but also inside them.

MWCNTs not only formed straight connections but also bent in the middle with little damage to the graphenes of nanotubes.