And they not only screen all the acts but also make the artists agree to a four-page production manual with atypical touring rules.
LiBr in DMF not only screens the ionic groups of carboxylated PUIs but also specifically interacts with the polar groups of PUs.
The molecular events underlying the antiamnesic effect of LM need to be discerned to not only screen the active constituents of Leea macrophylla but can facilitate development of novel targets to enhance memory [47].
Importantly, we did not only screen the "sickest" individuals in the community.
First, HIV interventions among MSM should not only screen drug use, but also reduce sexual risk behaviors.
The obvious main benefit of such tests is that the evaluation can be made at the total knee replacement (TKR) design and prototyping stage and thus can not only screen risks prior to clinical use but can aid with useful feedback to the design process.
A limitation of testing people online is that some of the variability in performance could be attributed to different testing conditions (not only screen differences, but also ambient light and other factors such as noise in the room, presence of other people, etc).
This all goes without saying that the blockbusters Hornaday speaks of not only screen in the United States, but to millions of audience members internationally, and still the U.S. has one of the highest gun crime rates in the world, an observation which, just maybe, speaks more to local gun laws that to the international availability of a Saturday night screening of Neighbors.
We should, therefore, not only screen for depression in diabetes care, as advocated by the ADA and IDF [ 19, 20], but ensure that the depression screening outcome is combined with an appropriate depression treatment programme [ 21, 40].
The PHQ may qualify as a test tool since it not only screens for mental health disorders but also includes physical symptoms pertaining to mental health disorders such as pain.
