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Policymakers resort to bigger levers, which only generates greater dejection and rejection at the frontline.

It's a waste of resources for each school to create their own system which only generates the right table or graph to demonstrate the most attractive trajectory.

We could also determine that our optimal spend level is at $8,000 with 1.7x return — not the $12,000 level, which only generates 1.3x return.

"If the mayor is serious about his target of having a million extra journeys made by bike every day, then a bike hire scheme which only generates an extra 40,000 journeys a day is well short of what London needs".

Hence, of these 43,990 ESTs in reference transcriptome, it is likely that several ESTs are sequenced from a common gene which only generates a type of tag by NlaIII from the 3′-most ends of gene.

When the acid concentration was relatively low, the dealumination process will firstly remove the residues in the internal pores without destroying the silica-alumina framework [21], and then occurred on the surface of the crystals which only generated surface etching pores.

During the reaction work-up, the catalyst is destroyed which not only generates large volumes of gaseous effluent (HCl), but also Al-rich acidic effluents, which are difficult to deal with.

Foundation settlement is a common issue for bridges, which not only generates additional static stresses in continuous bridge members but also may affect the dynamic interaction between the bridge and vehicle traveling over it.

The PEGylation significantly changes the surface property of the bare graphene oxide, which not only generates a nano-bio-interface for protein interaction but also reduces the non-specific adsorption of proteins.

The processing of p100 involves selective degradation of its C-terminal IκB-like sequence, which not only generates p52 but also leads to nuclear translocation of its sequestered NF-κB members, predominantly RelB [ 14].

Brain due to its high lipid content is particularly vulnerable to oxidative stress-induced lipid peroxidation, which not only generates lipid-based free radicals but also produces a number of highly reactive aldehydes such as malondialdehyde and 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal (4-HNE).