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BiFC is a powerful tool which enables not only detection, but also visualization and subcellular localization of protein protein interactions in living cells.

The method is described for organizing an optical coupling between individual neural modules within the network, which enables not only the restructuring of the topology in the training process, but also the assignment of priorities for the propagation of the information signals of neurons depending on the activity in a situation analysis at the neural network structure inlet.

During embolisation, the operator should perform selective angiograms, the quality of which enables not only assessment of occlusion progress but also the potential filling of collaterals.

Muscle activity induces prodigal strategy which enables not only its working but also allows other bodily functions to operate, resulting in good health and positive mood.

Consequently, we have developed a software package (SiMin) for clinical usage which enables not only easy minimisation but also generates simulations that may be useful prior to the commencement of the study to help in determining which input parameters to use.

The electrolyte solution served as a temporal collector during electrospinning, which enabled not only to form spatially patterned or aligned nanofiber mats but also to spontaneously integrate them with the polymer surface by readily removing the electrolyte solution.

Soil horizons were subjected to leaching with a 200 mg NO3− L− 1 solution (rate: 90 mL day− 1) for 125 days at two different temperatures (10 and 20 °C), using a new experimental design for leaching assays which enabled not only to evaluate leachate composition but also to measure gas emissions during the leaching process.

Rigorous performance of such experiments would include in-context identification of Kv1.7 protein by antibodies, which enable not just detection of Kv1.7 monomers, but also identification of other Kv1 α-subunits with which Kv1.7 may co-assemble.

We outline a conceptual framework for strategic foresight activities - and their relationships with decision making under uncertainty - as a planned learning process about the future which enables managers not to know opportunities and threats in advance, but to detect them more promptly and to react more effectively as soon as they start emerging.

This is the cornerstone of our novel therapeutic paradigm which enables targeting, not only of dominant viruses, but also newly emerging virus populations which evolve as a result of immune pressure.

It is also advantageous that they have excellent tumor tissue penetration, which enables them not only to reach primary but also metastatic tumor sites.