Sentence examples for not only specifically from inspiring English sources
Our data show that cells not only specifically regulate when they synthesize specific lipids, but also where they are localized within larger structures of the cell.
Previous studies utilized phage display peptide libraries to isolate and identify peptides that not only specifically bind to cell receptors in a cell-specific manner, but also exerted biological effects on the target cells [ 18– 218.
They not only specifically yet discretely target large customer groups, but also twist its use to avoid creating a media outcry.
No less urgent problem of current oncology is to find the drugs, not only specifically recognizing but also inactivating the CSCs.
Based on these results, we conclude that OsLAP6/OsPKS1 is not only specifically transcribed in the anther but is also preferentially expressed in the tapetum during male gametes development, which agreed with its important role in pollen development.
These results indicated that p53 protein not only specifically binds the RASSF1A promoter but also efficiently downregulates RASSF1A expression.
siRNAs have been shown to be able not only to specifically silence gene expression but also to do that in allele-specific manner even if the difference is a single base of a SNP [ 120– 120].
It raised the issue of the appalling ignorance of many GPs and other doctors not only on specifically trans-related healthcare issues, but the general healthcare of trans people.
What is different about this book is that it is not only aimed specifically at female doctoral students, it also contains a wide range of useful information.
In melon, we found that the avenacinase transcript is not only expressed specifically in planta, but is also differentially expressed between the two 1,2 strains, with higher levels produced by ISPaVe1018.
This comprehensive instrument "not only measures specifically defined potentially health-hazardous constellations at work, but has the objective of assessing all relevant aspects of the psychosocial work environment" [ 16], p.3.
