Sentence examples for tick not only from inspiring English sources

At later feeding stages, these processes may become more important due to structural growth of the midgut during feeding and in particular during molting of the tick, not only in the midgut but also in other organs.

Therefore, this tick not only can find suitable hosts practically everywhere, but it can easily be carried over large distances on wild ungulates, cattle displaced by humans, or on birds.

The clock may be ticking not only on environmental clues in Syria, but biological ones as well.

The results reported herein extend those of Nijhof et al. [ 22], that unprocessed dsRNA in adult ticks not only can be transovarially inherited by the egg stage, but that the RNAi machinery is active in tick eggs.

Speaking to the Washington Post's editorial board yesterday, Donald Trump ticked off not only the names of a few foreign-policy advisers but also their terminal degrees: "Walid Phares, who you probably know, Ph.D., adviser to the House of Representatives caucus".

This tick (formerly called the deer tick) transmits not only the Lyme disease bacterium, but also the agents that cause babesiosis, anaplasmosis and Powassan viral encephalitis.

Importantly, the infection of I. ricinus larvae from migratory birds with B. garinii variants shared by the two tick species indicates not only a disseminator, but also a reservoir role of these birds in the spirochete's natural maintenance.

P17 Blue ticks are not only for the Twitterati.

"Antimicrobial resistance is a ticking timebomb not only for the UK but also for the world," Davies wrote in her first annual report, last March.

Ticks are not only vectors, but also reservoirs of Rickettsia so that physical contact with dogs is not necessary.

Ticks are not only the vectors of B. divergens but also its most important nonbovine reservoir (2).