Sentence examples for identified not only by from inspiring English sources

Most dishes on the menu are identified not only by place of origin, but also by manner of death.

The long-term behaviors (e.g. steady states) of discrete dynamic models can be identified not only by simulations, but also by alternative methods, including stable motif analysis (Zañudo & Albert, 2013; Zañudo & Albert, 2015), network reduction (Klamt et al., 2006; Saadatpour et al., 2013), and algebra-based methods (Veliz-Cuba et al., 2014).

Such physically forced sexual acts are considered by some to qualify as rape [ 6- 8] and can be identified not only by the use or threat of force by the perpetrator, but also the lack of consent by the victim [ 9].

All of these metabolites were identified not only by comparing their retention times to those of authentic standards but also from their mass spectra, which were obtained using GC/MS with an electron impact ion source operating in full-scan mode.

It is noteworthy that we identified not only genes previously reported to be regulated by IL-13, such as CD36 [ 42, 43], SERPINB3, and SERPINB4 [ 44], but also a number of other genes that have not been previously connected to this pathway.

These data suggest a utility of the shRNA knockdown screen approach in identifying not only oncogenes (by reduced growth fitness), but also potentially novel tumor suppressor genes (by enhanced growth fitness).

As vCGH utilized both genomic and transcriptomic data, it can identify not only gains and losses by chromosomal structural changes, but also abnormal genomic regions activated or silenced by other mechanisms.

By mapping the sequence of actions committed by offenders, it is possible to deconstruct the complex crime-commission process in order to identify not only the specific opportunities exploited by offenders but possible strategic intervention points.

The in-app Flow feature in Amazon's iOS title is much more flexible – it works by identifying not only media package covers, but also logos, artwork and other unique visual features – and can cover a much broader range of packaged items.

All variants have one thing in common: they require respondents to examine all alternatives comprising a choice scenario and to perform a dual choice by identifying not only the best but also the worst attribute, attribute level, or combination of multiple attribute levels [30, 31].

"Ghost of a Chance" marked a development of Beau Felton's character by identifying not only his trademark bullying nature, but a kinder and sweeter side of his personality.