Sentence examples for but also manifested from inspiring English sources
The empire under Aurangzeb (ruled 1658 1707) experienced further growth but also manifested signs of weakness.
This decrease of EGFP expression was not only demonstrated at the protein level but also manifested on the RNA level.
The closer proximity to ZAD in reading comprehension not only required less explicit prompts to reach the answer but also manifested shorter response latency.
We found that GFP-tagged membralin not only co-localized with but also manifested a strong FRET signal with mCherry-tagged Erlin2 in the ER.
The Commission went on to produce a great deal of evidence and a will towards reform, but also manifested a lack of health systems research and analytical capacity within government.
Specifically, many hollow carbon cells not only offer large void space for loading Te, giving rise to high mass loading of active materials, but also manifest a good contact between Te and carbon.
We now know that El Niño or what scientists call an El Niño South Oscillation Event not only affects the seas and weather of the Pacific, but also manifests itself dramatically around the world with droughts and fires, storms and floods, famine and disease.
This compression is not significant but also manifests itself in the slope of the correlation line in Figure 5.
Our model proposed here for INM of neural progenitor cells not only explains how nuclear migration is associated with the cell cycle but also manifests a robust system capable of maintaining neuroepithelial architecture during development.
The extant literature on the adaptation of children with chronic physical health conditions demonstrates that children with chronic physical health conditions are reported to not only experience lower physical functioning, but also manifest lower emotional, social, and school functioning in comparison to healthy children [ 63].
This heterogeneity not only applies to functionality, but also manifests in a compartmentalized fashion, with discrete sets of stem cells occupying distinct anatomical niches, including the interfollicular epidermis (IFE), the hair follicle (HF) bulge, and the isthmus region at the interface of the IFE and HF.
