Sentence examples for selects not only from inspiring English sources

PE subset selection selects not only reads but also the paired relations, and it directly affects both results of contigs and scaffolds.

If approved, the customer chooses an amount to borrow — up to $800 — and selects not only the length of the loan, but also the amount of the payments.

The customer selects not only the jacket's shape and design, but also the fabric, color and lining for the outfit, and can place her order in the store or from home or work.

Second, using multivariate logistic regression with a forward method of model selection, 16 predictors of TB in the final model were selected not only from statistical significance but also from clinical significance.

He may select not only his employer, but also his associates.

At parliamentary elections voters could select not only a party but also particular candidates from that party.

"Defining up" means selecting not only foreign works but also films that can astonish and occasionally disturb.

He added that Ms. Richardson was selected not only because she is a woman -- Sealy's primary audience for the campaign -- but because of her accomplishments.

Thus, selecting not only the best crane type and model, but also the most efficient crane operation among alternatives, can result in productivity and safety improvements.

Our analysis suggests that this growing body of knowledge will aid in selecting not only more effective targets but also developing safer drugs at lower cost.

Materials must be selected not only on the basis of cost, but on durability and compatibility with local aesthetic and functional norms.