Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) vary in not only the extent to which they endorse their self-stigmatizing thoughts, referred to as self-stigma "content", but also the extent to which they think about their self-stigmatizing thoughts repetitively and automatically as a mental habit, referred to as self-stigma "process".
These observations reveal not only the extent of Greenland's contribution to sea level in recent years but, thanks to their high resolution, allow us to identify the key glaciers that are showing the greatest signs of change.
Indeed, what seems most striking about the Bush presidency so far is not only the extent to which he is a representative of reactionary influences in Texas, the South and other parts of the country but also how important moderate centrist influences remain in shaping national policies and actions.
The problems highlighted not only the extent to which New Yorkers depend on credit and debit cards for basic, everyday purchases, but also the changes in buying patterns as the MetroCard, introduced in 1994, gradually supplanted the token, which was phased out in 2003.
However, not only the extent, but also the type of breakage mechanism differs for the two types of crystals.
The Diller Teen Award recognized not only the extent to which my project could significantly impact and change the world for Fragile X children and others with neurodevelopmental issues, but also highlighted the commitment that I gave to the project.
The possibility that the frequency and duration of prenatal stress affects not only the extent but also the direction of the behavioral outcome may have interesting preclinical and clinical implications, and is worth investigating.
However, it is not only the extent of distribution to the lung that is of importance.
These results establish that Tel1ATM specifies not only the extent but also the timing of telomerase recruitment.
Not only the extent of vasorelaxation was reduced by NO scavengers but also the time required to obtain it.
