Sentence examples for be expressed not only from inspiring English sources

In contrast to our data, DMRT1 was found to be expressed not only in the Sertoli cells, but also in the spermatogonia in catfish (Raghuveer and Senthilkumaran 2009) and zebrafish (Guo et al. 2005).

As the president and CEO of New York State's largest private employer, it's a topic I think about frequently, and I firmly believe that our thanks must be expressed not only in words but also in deeds.

Using endpoint RT-PCR to screen cDNAs prepared from a comprehensive panel of human tissues we found UTP14C to be expressed not only in the male testis, but also in the female ovary[6].

EPOR has been reported to be expressed not only in erythroid precursors but also in other cells and organs, including endothelial cells, the brain, and kidneys [8], [12], [13].

Indeed, CD317 was recently found to be expressed not only on pDCs, but also upregulated upon cells following activation with type I or type II IFNs [46], suggesting that a portion of neutrophils in the lung may be activated following HDM exposure.

The SKA1 protein might be expressed not only in the spindle but also in the kinetochore [ 17].

Global expression studies suggested that comp-1 is expressed not only in males, but also in hermaphrodites (Reinke et al., 2000, 2004).

Thus, Prdm1 was expressed by a large majority of the Pax7-positive myoblasts, suggesting that Prdm1 was expressed not only in the terminally differentiated, MyHC-expressing cells but at earlier stages of myogenesis as well.

"This view has been expressed not only by the United States, but by academics, governmental bodies, and market participants".

This hunger for freedom has been expressed not only by soccer fans applauding America, but in candlelight vigils of 20,000 young Iranians unafraid of photographs by clerical police.

Last year in the Book Review, Alida Becker admired the tale's "understated power," which "is expressed not only in quietly wrenching scenes... but in its narrator's wistful asides".