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Such increases in hardness may result both from the refinement of matrix grain size due to the presence of the CNTs, and from the strengthening effect associated with the presence of the CNTs themselves.

The results indicate that ADA induction in naïve macaques may result both from injection of the previously non-immunogenic PGT121 into pre-primed animals and also by the introduction of the YTE mutation.

In polyglutamine diseases, selective neuronal toxicity may result both from an expanded polyglutamine-dependent gain of function and from a partial loss of activity of the endogenous protein [27], [28].

It may result both from a limited degradation and enhanced intrahepatic synthesis of these molecules.

This may result both in the generation of new theories that are more tightly constrained by empirical knowledge and in a greater sense of direction for experimental work.

This possible bias may result both from a "yes-saying" response style of the patient, and from a tendency of the interviewer to put weight on positive answers about signs and symptoms that are not clinically significant.

The circumstances surrounding migration are important, since they may result in selection both in the country of origin and the country of arrival (Belot & Hatton, 2012).

The greater resource allocation belowground (to both rhizomes and roots) in the introduced lineage may result in both higher rates of nutrient acquisition and high rates of clonal expansion, contributing to both growth and clonal expansion.

Language and cognitive impairment may result from both nondegenerative and degenerative neurologic diseases.

Violations of this policy may result in both disciplinary and legal penalties.

The asymmetry may result from both Calloways being characters revived from McInerney's work, Brightness Falls (1992).