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If it decides not to, the country which has led Europe in designing and implementing criminal-justice policies risks losing not only rapid co-operation and information but also influence over a fast-growing body of EU law.

Researchers have speculated that declines in HIV replication capacity and virulence may be attributed to not only rapid adaptation to protective variants but also increasing use of antiretroviral treatments.

"One thing is clear is that in order to even aspire to 1.5C you need not only rapid decarbonisation of the global economy by the middle of century, but you probably have to remove some carbon from the atmosphere, in particular afforestation on degraded lands, which is a win/win option anyway," said Schellnhuber.

In vitro measurements are not only rapid and easy to perform, but are also used to predict in vivo toxicity.

The QD-based ICTS was not only rapid, low cost, and easy in handle but also extremely sensitive and quantitative.

The faster deposition rates at atmospheric pressure clearly indicate that this process is not only rapid (∼ 0.2 μm/min) but also cost-effective.

The rapid turnover of actin and myosin II appears crucial not only for rapid cell migration but also for the plasticity of amoeboid movements, including the reorientation of cell migration, which requires rapid reorganization of the cytoskeleton.

High moisture in stored hay not only causes rapid deterioration of its value as feed but often results in spontaneous combustion.

Their main strategy has been to bid more aggressively for the most distinguished researchers, which explains not only the rapid salary growth for top faculty members in the last several decades, but also the fact that teaching loads at many elite schools have decreased by more than 25 percent.

Such reforms not only stimulated rapid economic growth in China, but they had a strong impact on Chinese marriages, families, and private lives as well (Yan 2006).

However, our approach not only allows rapid, automatic optimization of the stability constant, but also allows determination of uncertainties in estimated parameter values and statistical analysis to assess the appropriateness of the conceptual model.