"This view has been expressed not only by the United States, but by academics, governmental bodies, and market participants".
Heaney's reply expressed not only a deep reverence for the sanctity of his country paradise, but also articulated the source of his creative energy.
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".
Republican Congressional leaders expressed not only skepticism that further easing would improve the recovery, but also concerns that such actions might be damaging.
And the tears they shed — after so much time apart — expressed not only their own relief, not only their own joy, but the joy of people everywhere.
Type XI collagen is usually expressed not only in cartilage but also in developing tendons.
In addition, the active influence of nanoparticles is expressed not only thorough changes in the metabolism of plants or plant symbiont systems.
The point is expressed not only in Strawson's comment but also, in one way or another, in the remarks of Russell, Wittgenstein, and Locke.
Both neurotrophins and Trk receptors are phylogenetically conserved and are expressed not only in the central and peripheral nervous system but also in non-nervous tissues of vertebrates and some invertebrates.
These fluctuations imply that Late Glacial climatic events are well expressed not only in upland areas of Romania, but also in lowland regions such as the Transylvanian Basin, where climatic effects are expected to be more muted.
However, most commonly utilized ligands are directed at receptors expressed not only on target cells but also on other cells in the body, leading to unintended uptake in these off-target cells.
