Sentence examples for associate not only from inspiring English sources

I wish the this former associate not only the best of luck, but some joy in her choice.

XRFS data confirmed that 3d-metal cations (Co, Ni, Zn, and Cu) associate not only with spinel ferrite phases but with mixed layered double hydroxides as well as ferric oxyhydroxides.

It's also important to associate, not only up, but down, by discovering and nurturing really good talent.

However, a range of other systemically measurable inflammatory markers have been suggested to associate not only with obesity [6], but putatively also with morbidity and mortality [4], [7], [8], and these markers are therefore also of clinical interest.

Apart from being more powerful, an advantage of FARO over approaches utilizing co-expression measurements is the ability of FARO to associate not only genes or proteins, but any type of factors that may be experimentally addressed, including drug treatments and disease stages.

miRNA can associate not only several pathophysiologic events but also cell proliferation and differentiation.

Low selenium levels were associated not only with an increased risk of osteoarthritis, but more severe disease, too.

Five behaviors in elderly men are associated not only with living into extreme old age, a new study has found, but also with good health and independent functioning.

Stern was closely associated not only with Bellow but also with Philip Roth his bad luck, in a way, as such company would make most writers seem minor.

Thus, Brown became associated not only with the so-called Hairy Who (consisting of Jim Nutt, Gladys Nilsson, Karl Wirsum, Sue Ellen Rocca, Art Green, and Jim Falconer) but also with Ed Paschke, Christina Ramberg, Barbara Rossi, and others.

In large gateway cities, immigration has been associated not only with a decrease in crime but also with economic revitalization and reductions in concentrated poverty.