Sentence examples for but also of multiple from inspiring English sources

It is a place of many pasts, with its ruins and its dead (there are several allusions to the war, and to the 1919 Paris peace conference), but also of multiple presents.

Because the project requires the coordination not only of huge data sets, but also of multiple state and local agencies, it has a large policy component as well its core technological ones.

Accordingly, an important goal of ADHD research is to address not only the concept of multiple forms of impairment but also of multiple sources of impairment.

Unlike the homogeneous ER+PR+CK5− luminal state of E3 and MCF-7 cells at the time of injection (Additional file 2), bone metastases are heterogeneous, consisting not only of the expected ER+PR+ luminal cells (green nuclei) but also of multiple basal-like ER−PR−CK5+ luminobasal cells (red cytoplasm) [ 22].

Despite the expression profiling data being derived from T cells, pathway analysis of the pleiotropic module showed enrichment not only of inflammatory pathways, but also of multiple other disease-associated pathways (Table S14 in Additional file 1 shows results for all pathways enriched in the pleiotropic module).

This is a story of absolute sums but also of multiples, as effectively analyzed by Tomas Tunguz in this blog post.

First of all, we recommend Mark should see in Jennifer the potential of her individuality but also of her multiple identities.

Recent studies have shown that not only single epigenetic modifications but also combinations of multiple epigenetic modifications play vital roles in gene regulation.

Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Sc) encodes two Pif1 family helicases, ScPif1 and Rrm3 ScPis1 is multifunctional, required not only for maintenance of mitochondrial DNA but also for multiple distinct nuclear functions.

This study also explores the process of generation-production-consumption of functional foods, involving not only the knowledge transfer of the healthy properties of these products but also the multiple role of rural women as producers, educators/advisors and buyers of these foods.

Thus, the proposed MEKLPC not only inherits the advantages of the MEKL, but also owns multiple folds of prior information.