Together with some essential volumes of poetry (see Nos 4, 11 and 17), this extraordinary drama would not only exert a profound influence on the postwar imagination, it would provide a metaphor for existence.
"The automatic spending cuts ('sequester') not only exert a heavy toll on growth in the short term but the indiscriminate reductions in education, science and infrastructure spending could also reduce medium-term potential growth," said the IMF.
This network model is designed for the effectiveness evaluation of electronic countermeasures, which not only exerts the advantages of the fuzzy theory, but also has a good ability in machine learning and data analysis.
The research shows that beavers not only exert their agency on the ecological network in the wetland, but also that their perceptual worlds (umwelt) form part of the logic of governance that guides management decisions.
The results indicate that psychological empowerment and core self-evaluations not only exert a mediating role, but also sequentially mediate the relationship between authentic leadership and employee proactive behavior.
Therefore, as Weyl repeatedly emphasized, no solution to the problem of motion is possible, unless "we dare to acknowledge the inertial structure as a real thing that not only exerts effects upon matter but in turn suffers such effects".
HBC not only exerted significant ant-proliferation activity against five human cancer cell lines, especially for HepG2 cell with an IC50 value of 2.21 μM, which is nearly three-fold lower than SAHA (IC50 = 6.26 µM), but also showed selective HDAC1/6 inhibitory effects in vitro.
DUBs not only exert their function by protein processing, they also have a function in removal of the Ub(L) from their substrate.
The FAs not only exerted the tangential force within cell (traction force as aforementioned), but also the normal force applied to the rigid floor.
This suggests that the pollen tube does not only exert precise control over the growth process in space but also in time.
