This practice not only discards potentially useful information, but also introduces an underestimation bias for quantifying expression of genes with highly redundant sequences (e.g., young duplicated genes).
Moreover, selection may not only discard the breakage in genes, but also between genes and their regulatory regions, as hypothesised by Peng et al. [ 19], or in gene regulatory blocks, as hypothesised by Becker & Lenhard [ 5].
Not only are discarded cassettes inexpensive and abundant, he said, but they resonate with audiences his age.
Not only do discarded beer bottles pose an environmental hazard, they also pose a serious problem for these beetles.
In the former, a mob of youthful ballet dancers clad in leotards struggle to launch a granite pale and stiff Bougereau out a third story window, he is not only obsolete but discarded.
To make those civic and educational objectives a reality, we have not only to discard the false nostrums of the "educational reformers" but even challenge the former status quo, abandon the "Industrial Model" of education and adopt a model of learning styles that can serve young learners best.
The tenner you squandered on Prince's The Gold Experience would have been spent more wisely if only the album sleeve had included the warning: "Not only have I discarded my name, I have also discarded my talent".
Proper processing of discarded electronic equipment, they add — which can contain any number of toxic materials — could not be achieved within a business model that not only hauls away discarded electronics free but also pays organizations for the privilege.
If someone is doing research on computer modeling, for example, it not only knows to discard documents about fashion models but can also extract important phrases, terms, names and locations.
