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Unusually for many UN conferences, the 3,000 plus participants from developed and developing countries included not only representatives of governments and governmental agencies but also, crucially, participants from private sector financial organisations, as well as non-profits active in the finance and investment space.

It has brought together key stakeholder groups, including not only representatives of donor agencies, the Red Cross/Red Crescent Movement, UN agencies, and NGOs but also representatives of conflict- and disaster-affected communities themselves, as well as the private sector and academia.

These three regions are not only representative of Shaanxi with respect to geographical scale and distribution, but also represent the various types of industry in Shaanxi.

"When we fought for deep democracy – participatory democracy, not only representative democracy – [critics] would say we were guerrillas, terrorists.

The approach in Fig. 1 a is effective if the decomposed TF bases are not only representative of the TF structure of each class but also discriminative to the TF structures from different classes.

Since the majority of cultural subgroups are represented by Caucasian or light-skinned individuals, in the media, whiteness becomes not only representative of a cultural subgroup, but also representative of the power to choose one's identity.

These three regions are not only representative of Guangdong with respect to geographical scale and distribution, but also representative of various types of industry in Guangdong.

Furthermore, GSK3β is not only representative of the largest substrate group formed by kinases, but also phosphorylates the ARTD10-interacting oncoprotein MYC [ 33].

The results are therefore not only representative for the whole random sample but also for the population in every municipality, in spite of differences in participation across municipalities and population groups.

The Raine Study cohort provides a unique opportunity to examine these relationships, as it is not only representative of 22 year old adults, but also has an unparalleled richness and breadth of health related data spanning pre-birth to adulthood.

As regards age and gender, the patient sample is not only representative of the private practice patient population in Denmark as such but also similar to patient samples in previously published clinical studies of post-retained restorations [ 9, 27, 46].