Sentence examples for not only labels from inspiring English sources
At the same time, it looks like not only labels and artists' revenue, but also their "presence" on the "music cloud" will depend entirely on ad funded services.
The effects observed for TuJ1 are probably not so pronounced, because this marker not only labels postmitotic neurons but is also expressed in neuroblasts.
This reporter not only labels resident microglia but also peripheral monocytes and macrophages that can infiltrate the diseased or injured CNS (Ajami et al., 2011; Broux et al., 2012; Jung et al., 2000).
The Met-TDP-35 neo-epitope antibody not only labeled the 35-kDa species on immunoblots of disease tissues, but also co-labeled TDP-43-positive inclusions in ALS spinal cord tissue, showing that Met-TDP-35 is fully integrated within the pathology associated with the disease.
We have seen that not only labelled property graphs but also XML trees provide application environment for the functional approach.
The outlet not only labeled pho as a trend, but also called it "the new ramen," in its video.
Davis is a UCSC Professor Emerita. in the film, she recounts the politics and actions that not only labeled her a terrorist but managed to launch a worldwide lobby for her freedom as a political prisoner.
He not only labeled the three increasingly meaningful categories for connecting more deeply with customers, the book's main message, but also attached a one or two-word benefit to each stage of greater customer connection.
In EEPy, the higher level of CD3 immunostaining was observed in the septum whereas tomato lectin histochemical staining seemed to be more intense in the hippocampal fimbria, confirming that Lycopersicum esculentum not only labeled microglia and T lymphocytes but also other inflammatory cells with polylactosamine structures such as monocytes [21], [22].
Results: We propose a semi-supervised multi-task framework for predicting PPIs from not only labeled, but also partially labeled reference sets.
Finally, we not only labelled the retained four factors but also explained the correlations between specific nutrient intakes and factor scores behind the labels that are emphasized by Slattery [ 47].
