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If the Perry case succeeds before the Supreme Court, it could mean that gay marriage would be permitted not only in California but in every state.

Thus, our design permitted not only a direct comparison of Liquid vs. Money rewards on neural activity, but also whether the incentive category effects differentially affected sustained vs. transient activation components.

This approach has permitted not only the targeting of individual genes but also large-scale genetic screens that employ libraries of over 87,000 distinct gRNAs [ 8].

Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have permitted not only the accurate determination of mRNA steady state levels but also the genome-wide analysis of processes such as transcription initiation, mRNA maturation, degradation and more recently translation.

Our use of nanovirus broad-spectrum and specific MAbs for the serological analysis of ten faba bean samples from Morocco permitted not only the detection but also the differentiation of two nanoviruses in these samples.

The derivation of pure bacterial stocks permitted not only downstream characterization of genetic and surface markers of relevance to epidemiology and vaccine development, but also allowed us to revisit the diagnostic performance of the selected assays on archived strain collections.

This would permit not only dental x-rays - which the government said it wanted to introduce in a consultation paper on unaccompanied asylum-seeking children last February - but would also allow the use of x-rays of wrist and collar bones.

The numerical procedures presented permit not only assessment of the system stability but also yield an analytical form for the experimentally measured receptances.

It is shown that the Δφ1 − t dependence permits not only to determine the conductivity of the electrode but also to estimate its true surface area and the conductivity of the pore electrolyte.

Future studies profiling the oxidative stress status of the oocyte may permit not only the formulation of a superior IVM medium that maintains an adequate pro-/antioxidant balance, but also the identification of predictors of oocyte quality.

This increase in capability permits not only the continued inclusion of explicit spin-orbit effects but now also a significant amount of non-dynamic and dynamic correlation as is necessary for a good description of heavy-element systems.