Sentence examples for mapped not only from inspiring English sources

The greater health risks assumed by farmstead females suggest that they had less control over production and decision-making than women buried at centers, while height and upper body strength at mound centers, in addition to rare but extreme trauma, point to identities that were mapped not only onto the landscape, but onto the bodies of men and women occupying elite spaces.

We report here c-CBL mutations that mapped not only to the RING finger domain, but also to the TKB domain, proline-rich domain and the C-terminal region, but none mapped to the linker region as reported in the AML studies described above [23], [24], [25], [26], [29].

However, such transcripts mapped, not only to proviral elements, but also to pseudoelements and truncated elements [ 11- 13], i.e. elements lacking the regulatory motifs in the U3 region of the 5'-LTR.

By analyzing circadian NGS data using reads mapped not only to exons but also to introns (as an indicator of pre-mRNA expression), Koike et al. found that approximately 80% of ccg mRNAs did not undergo rhythmic de novo transcription.

In our analysis, we found that the most severe phenotypes for the Snyder-Robinson Syndrome were predominantly found in the red sector, with residues mapped not only to the N-terminal region but also in the long loop and beta-strand domains.

The mappable sequences are divided into five groups: (1) 113,439 reads representing 466 unique sequences which were mapped to both Daphnia mirs/miRs in miRbase and Daphnia genome; (2) 29,863 reads representing 18 unique sequences which were mapped not only to the locations of known mir/miRs but also to other locations in the genome.

Much of these differences in quality come from the fact that while Leap Motion is making dynamic digital skeletons of your hands, Meta is using a variety of sensors and a high-def camera to actively map not only your hands but the environment they are manipulating.

But I'd misread the map; not only was Malestroit 20km away, but there was no room at the Cap Horn, and furthermore, I was assured by reception, there was no other accommodation in town.

The map not only revealed great clusters and filigree patterns made by the galaxies, which earlier surveys had seen, but also let project scientists analyze the data for more subtle features.

It was on the basis of the geographic data collected by their merchants, often wandering through hostile territory, that the Aztecs drew up maps not only for economic purposes but for military use as well.

AFTER years of confusion, disputes and rule changes, New Jersey's 21 counties surprised many last month by meeting a deadline to produce updated sewer service maps — not only locating infrastructure already in place but also detailing where new infrastructure should go.