Sentence examples for traceable not only in from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the impact due to changes in the availability of sulfur should be easily traceable not only in the element analysis, but also at the level of the AA content of the proteome.
This ancestral lineage is traceable not only because of the continuity in content between creation science and ID (Forrest 2005b) but also because of the ID movement's constant recycling of the strategies of their creationist predecessors from the 1980s and even earlier.
She used to say that the Lawrence line, or this particular Lawrence line, was not only one of the oldest clearly traceable lines in New England but also one of the oldest clearly traceable lines in England itself, and that we should never forget it".
This not only provides an irrefutable, traceable digital record, it can have all kinds of additional benefits, like reducing theft and fraud and ensuring provenance.
Sometimes claiming descent from the first independent house of Brittany, it is traceable to the 12th-century lords, or viscounts, of Rohan, whose descendants by the end of the 15th century were in possession not only of Rohan but also of numerous other Breton lands.
Interestingly, we found that MVs may deliver to target cells not only endogenous miRNAs but also traceable synthetic miRNAs.
All of his best paintings seem to depict people in thought, their dignity traceable not to their dress or to the places where they're situated, which are frequently nondescript, but to their quality of absorption.
She not only persuades the reader that the UDHR, though based on earlier human rights thinking traceable back to Magna Carta, is in truth a new beginning, but it exposes the arguments from the political right –who cast the Human Rights Act as inconsistent with core human rights principles and values – as thin and, frankly, misleading.
Any association of Balanta to the Sudanese-speakers is traceable only in the A3b2-M13 and E3* Y chromosomes.
