Sentence examples for marker not only from inspiring English sources

Dropping g's is a marker not only of nonstandard dialect (and therefore populism), but increasingly of standard casual speech (even professors are known to drop a g or two to drive a point home).

To determine whether the serum N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) can be a useful marker not only to identify the patients with Kawasaki disease (KD) who are at a higher risk of developing coronary artery lesions (CAL), and predict resistance to intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG).

Therefore, to the best of our knowledge, TNFRI seems to be a promising marker not only for diagnosis but also for prediction.

Therefore, REX1 is a proper marker not only in ESCs but also in highly efficient multipotent human ASCs.

Survivin has been proposed as a marker not only for diagnosis, but also for prognosis in various cancers [ 7].

Interestingly, increasing evidences show that BNP is a useful marker not only for cardiac function, but also for other vasculopathies.

German, Yiddish, Polish and Ukrainian compete for attention, and the languages are markers not only of ethnicity but also of class and ideology.

"The majority of markers not only say they've received the right training, but come back and mark a second year.

Compared to the standard drag model, the filtered drag model with two markers not only predicted reasonable bed expansion but also yielded realistic bubbling behavior.

Drivers of cars with bumper stickers, window decals, personalized license plates and other "territorial markers" not only get mad when someone cuts in their lane or is slow to respond to a changed traffic light, but they are far more likely than those who do not personalize their cars to use their vehicles to express rage -- by honking, tailgating and other aggressive behavior.

Flavonoids are widely recognised as reliable chemotaxonomic markers not only of plants but also of bee pollen and honey.