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Still, Cisco has remained the dominant provider of Internet switches that connect to paying customers rather than only to other big switches at a network's heart.
Antibiotics are often administered as medicated feedstuffs or on farms authorised by the UK Veterinary Medicines Directorate, an executive agency of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, meaning the drugs can be disseminated widely rather than only to sick animals.
The radicals of our time are scientists like Carl Sagan and James Hansen, who openly defied the hemming and hawing of the establishment to point out directly to the public, rather than only to their peers, the weakness of the contrarian claims.
The findings suggest that policy interventions should be designed to improve public transit features, especially the bicycle system, rather than only to constrain car use, and that tailored policies should be targeted to specific groups with different goal frames.
In order to distinguish problematic and unproblematic developments, it is more revealing to analyse whether behavioural problems decrease, increase or are stable than only to look at the level of behaviour problems at a certain age.
Like HRQoL measures, it is intended to aggregate the impact of illness on an individual over a period of time; unlike SF-36, it is disease specific, although applicable to headache rather than only to MIG [40].
More than that, some potential victories became larger than life, only to evaporate before our eyes.
He promised that revenues would grow faster than costs, only to see expenses spiral.
The United States first began wooing Chile as a free-trade partner more than a decade ago, only to back away when it came time to commit.
For a change a major sporting event is live on a free to air broadcaster rather than available only to satellite or cable viewers.
Today's crisis has seen five separate rallies in which share prices rose more than 10% only to subside again.The economic statistics are hard to interpret, too.
