The Protestant Reformers, however, were confronted with the need to define and make legitimate their views over against the established system, and thus issued comprehensive manifestos that, much more than the early creeds, were not only catalogues of beliefs but also interpretations and apologies for them.
Made In America not only catalogues Simpson's life but how his trial encapsulated so much about American society.
These repeatedly mutated genes were not only catalogued by literature surveys, but also detected in large-scale resequencing studies, including those focused on whole genomes.
The two-layer protocol allows not only the catalogue of the (well-studied) domain activities in breast cancer but also permits the prediction of more specific domain activities at a lower level of the ontological hierarchy.
Matthew Stiff's dirty-minded Leporello carries not only the infamous catalogue but also endless changes of his master's clothes in his knapsack.
Not only does the catalogue facilitate a superior listing experience, it enables buyers to easily find the great deals offered by our sellers," she added.
To be sure, the sports pages present a catalogue not only of goals or wickets, but of legal battles over human bodies, match-fixing, corruption, money, money, money.
Of note, k-mer distributions were also able to predict the frequency of sequences mapping to a reference gene catalogue not only for the well-defined serial dilution datasets, but also for 52 human gut microbiota derived metagenomic datasets.
This catalogue not only provides a good resource for annotating new human gut-related metagenomes and for comparative analysis, it also enables future studies to discover associations between the microbial genes and human phenotypes.
This ability to discern synaptic genes produced a catalogue not only of the sought size, but whose functional enrichment in synapse related GO terms is higher and more diverse than the enrichment found in a list of genes with CNS-specific differential expression (data not shown).
