It also shows the relative difference in gene expressions that are not only expressed in the Matrigel, but also in RADA16 and/or in the RADA16-BMHP1 scaffolds.
Kisspeptin and its receptor are not only expressed in the ARC but their expression here is regulated by various physiological or pharmacological manipulations.
When a Texas newspaper traced his biological father last year, Armstrong not only expressed lack of interest in finally meeting him but called the man's expression of pride opportunistic.
But, apparently, strength of will is not only expressed in conceding ground to the other party.
The five stories in this volume not only expressed Fuentes' most immediate sensual pleasures but also contained his oldest memories.
Mr. Kissinger not only expressed Washington's support for the idea, but opened the meeting with a sarcastic jab at his own staff.
He not only expressed the country's sense of loss but also celebrated the lives of the victims and the possibility for renewal.
That is a relatively simple principle, it seems to me, and it is a principle that must be upheld in order to make certain that the will of the American people is not only expressed but heard and abided by.
Equally for Hegel, "werden", or becoming, was the password to understanding how the "absolute spirit" not only expressed itself but, more importantly, generated itself through the process of history.
The correspondent for Stern, a German magazine, noted approvingly that Mr Kerry had not only expressed deep concern to him about the state of American-European relations, but done it in German, saying: "I am really concerned.
This work was designed to develop a cell line, which not only expressed α7nAChR highly and stably, but possessed biological activity.
