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Chaparral plants typically have multiple stems emerging from a single root crown, and this contributes not only to the density of the thickets but, ultimately, to the surface area of combustible material that stands prepared for flame.

This contributes not only to the developmental regulation of axon guidance, but can also be of importance in a regenerative setting in the adult mammalian CNS, where developmental guidance cues have been shown to be upregulated following lesion.

This contributed not only to cohort members' health, but also gave them a sense of personal security, a sense of being free from physical and psychological abuse.

In this way, TTR contributes not only to the maintenance of A-Beta levels within normal range but also to the removal of deposited A-Beta in case of imbalance and disease, as it seems to be the case of other A-Beta degrading enzymes such as neprilysin [24].

This property of these cells contributes not only to physiology but to major disease phenomena and unwanted clinical responses, which include restenosis, atherosclerosis and neointimal hyperplasia of the saphenous vein (Angelini and Jeremy, 2002; Kumar et al., 2006).

The work contributes not only to our understanding of the underlying mechanisms but also develops a very simple tool for predicting thawing/impregnation phenomena during cold immersion storage.

CDM contributes not only to the cost-effective achievement of CO2 emissions reduction target of developed countries, but also to sustainable development in developing countries.

The contrast material identification contributes not only its quantification (see the above section on Dual-energy CT under Basic principles), but also its subtraction [19, 20, 21].

Work has intrinsic value, and contributes not only to economic growth but also to the richness of the human experience.

CX3CL1 therefore contributes not only to inflammatory cell accumulation but also to stimulation in the muscle.

Inadequate initial antifungal dosing contributes not only to suboptimal outcomes [ 10- 12] but also to the emergence of resistance [ 13].