Sentence examples for not only marks from inspiring English sources

Oct4 immunostaining not only marks pluripotent cells but also indicates the inner cell mass of blastocysts25.

"This gift not only marks the 200th anniversary of the artist's birth, it also doubles the size of our Delacroix holdings," said Philippe de Montebello, the Met's director.

It not only marks a major step beyond Greek but also suggests - rare for a new opera - a work destined to enter the repertory.

As he said in 1985, with a spray gun, one "isn't making marks, one isn't leaving traces, it's air". It was not only marks or traces Goldstein sought to dispense with, however, but his very self.

The narrowest notation system, used in manuscripts of the Maitrāyaṇīsaṃhitā ("Saṃhitā of the Maitrāyaṇas"), not only marks different svaritas but also uses a superscript stroke to indicate high-pitched syllables.

Carnaval 2000 in Bahia, which started on Friday and runs through Wednesday, is a special one: it not only marks the 500th anniversary of the founding of Brazil but is also the 50th anniversary of the trio eletrico.

Transformation of landscape with symbolic art does not only mark a space as sacred.

Their calendrical feats of strength not only mark eras but encourage divination.

When that measure, too, won approval on Wednesday, it not only marked a victory of legislative savvy and persistence.

His victory in a presidential election in 1983 not only marked the end of the region's most vicious military dictatorship, during which at least 9,000 Argentines "disappeared".

My head covering not only marked me out as a Muslim woman, but was a kind of opposition to the crooked regime.