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It is represented not only in classical Christian theology, but also in Jewish, Greek, and Islamic thought.

Notably, a total of seven of these rules were represented not only in the primary rule set of the centers, but also in one or more of the respective pruned rule sets.

For such an approach to be successful, it is important to know that single digits are distinctly represented not only in anterior S1, but also in posterior S1 (Duncan and Boynton 2007; Stringer et al. 2011; Sutherling et al. 1992), the area where touch observation elicits higher activity changes (Kuehn et al. 2012).

Our findings suggest that repeated hypoglycemic episodes in type 1 diabetic subjects are associated with a worse prognosis in terms of preclinical atherosclerosis profile represented not only by abnormalities in endothelial function but also by an increase in IMT in both carotid and femoral sites.

Gimenez et al. suggested that repeated hypoglycemic episodes are associated with a worsening of subclinical atherosclerosis profile represented not only by abnormalities in endothelial function but also by an increase in intima-media thickness [ 25].

Imagine a democracy across space, time and class, where legislative bodies represented not only those living in the world's low-lying areas but their great-grandchildren — and ours.

These new churches probably represented not only absolute growth in Christian population, but also the increasing affluence of the Christian community.

"But we still have a long way to go to ensure that women are better represented, not only at every level in politics, but at every level in society too," she said.

The Chicago Bulls' 108-101 win over the New York Knicks represented not only their third win in the series this season but also handed the Knicks their first three-game losing streak.

Sexually fluid, she represented not only a young artist in a man's world, but a rare gay female voice in theatre.

Sexually fluid, she represented not only a young artist in a man's world, but a rare gay female voice in theater.