The medium and long-term persistence of dead wood associated species may not rely only on retention forestry, thus we recommend the protection of patches (100 ha) of old forest stands (⩾120 y) inside these agglomeration of cutblocks to ensure the dynamic of dead wood creation within the managed landscape.
For example, whitelisting approaches tend to be more effective than blacklisting ones, protection of integrity and availability may have higher priority than protection of confidentiality, and intrusion detection may rely not only on cyberspace metrics but also on information collected by sensors in physical space.
The ability and remarkable specificity of AP2C3 to channel the pleiotropic MPK3 and MPK6 pathway towards the stomata development may rely not only on its stomata lineage specific expression, but also on its definite docking interaction with the MAPKs, as well as its particular localization within the cell.
More broadly, our results demonstrate that evolutionary innovations may rely not only on the acquisition of novel genes or the co-option of molecular machinery for entirely new purposes, but also on the inherent malleability of core cellular processes.
We have added a paragraph to the end of the paper to further speak to the broader significance of our findings: "More broadly, our results demonstrate that evolutionary innovations may rely not only on the acquisition of novel genes or the co-option of molecular machinery that lead to the successful colonization of new niches".
Some who live in D.C. may have relied only on private auto and walking.
Physicians who rely only on parental reports may overestimate the child's HRQOL, especially when assessing the physical functioning.
This means that if we rely only on angular partitioning, may be we misjudge on some images and vice versa.
Many States have external advisory committees, although some rely only on internal advisory groups, which may not include consumers and experts for conditions considered by the programs.
They are self-reliant sorts who plan for the uncertainties and calamities that may lie in wait, and they don't expect to rely only on the state.
