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This superior performance is ascribed to the effect of ternary compounds, which contributes not only to increasing the packing density, but also to creating the Si-O-Zr bond that makes additional reactions between SiO2/ZrO2 and lithium ions possible.

By tuning the laser power, the content of oxygen functional groups, could be changed within a certain range, which contributes not only controllable conductivity but also tunable response/recovery time of the humidity sensor due to the interaction between water molecules and oxygen functional groups on the graphene oxide sheets.

Unlike most Hollywood war movies, it has "action" sequences almost entirely drawn from archival documentaries — German as well as British — which contribute not only to the picture's realism but also to its dreamlike, almost surreal atmosphere.

Tongue motion classification is based on analysis of the EMG activity of the suprahyoid muscles, which contribute not only voluntary tongue motions but also swallowing motion.

Energy efficient transmission in wireless networks is an important issue for green communications which contribute not only to goals for sustainable development, but also to the profitability of the telecommunication industry.

They may act by preventing the interaction between chemical carcinogens or endogenous free radicals and DNA, thereby reducing the level of damage and resulting mutations which contribute not only to cancer initiation but also progressive genomic instability and overall neoplastic transformation.

There is a component of motor learning in the VOR, which is highly sensitive to disruption of P/Q signaling, and which contributes selectively, although not exclusively, to changes in the temporal properties of the VOR.

If you are not vegetarian, you can add the fish sauce, which contributes flavor but is not necessary for this delicious broth.

Nurses perceive that they are unfairly blamed when service goals are not reached, which contributes to a tense environment.

The wholesale side of the business, which contributes 47% of revenues, didn't need much repair.

In Africa music making is very often collective, involving organized collaboration in which performers contribute not identical, but complementary, constituents.