Sentence examples for but notably also from inspiring English sources

In vitro, MvDN30 is a strong inhibitor not only of ligand-dependent invasive growth, sustained by both paracrine and autocrine HGF, but notably, also of ligand-independent growth of 'Met-addicted' cells.

Sepulchral inscriptions are recorded in overwhelming numbers, not only in Latin but notably also in Etruscan; among the latter is the mummy wrap, a lengthy funeral liturgy inscribed on an apparently Etruscan mummy entombed in Egypt (now in Zagreb).

Co-author Johan Lindgren, from Lund University in Sweden, told BBC News: "Blubber is found in living marine mammals but notably also adult individuals of the leatherback sea turtle.

Most standard deviations are well below 0.2 and many below 0.1, which indicate very reproducible hybridisations for the good but notably also for the bad DNA sample.

Morbidly obese patients had high RBP4 levels compared with lean control subjects but notably also had AGM with elevated fasting glucose (5).

This not only applies to amelioration of the congestive state and hypertension but notably also to the potentiation of the effect of RAAS blockade in those conditions [ 38, 39], with concomitant beneficial effects on hard end points [ 40].

This applied not only for FOXP3fl and FOXP3Δ2 but, most notably, also for FOXP3Δ2Δ7.

This Series C round was led by Goldman Sachs; but notably it also includes investment from two strategic CRM giants — new backer Sapphire Ventures (the investment arm of SAP) and existing backer Salesforce Ventures.

The least candid companies not only produced a large amount of unspecific jargon in their shareholder letters, but, notably, they also often failed to demonstrate leadership and vision.

It included further rooms for accommodation, but notably would also have allowed defenders to fire on an enemy emerging from the gatehouse.

The preservation of FA oxidation in the hypoxic heart following nitrate supplementation may be an indirect effect arising from improvements in blood flow and therefore tissue oxygenation, but notably nitrate also increased the FA oxidation capacity of cardiac mitochondria in normoxic rats [ 23], perhaps suggesting a direct effect on metabolic regulation.