Sentence examples for underlying not only from inspiring English sources

The phyA genes E3 and E4 are major controllers underlying not only pre-flowering but also post-flowering photoperiod responses.

Our findings may aid in elucidating molecular mechanisms underlying not only hematopoiesis but also inflammatory and cardiovascular diseases.

> This genomic information should help to explain in-depth the molecular mechanisms underlying not only the evolution, but also the functions of rice genomes.

The increasing popularity of genome-wide association studies (GWAS) leads to the discovery of new associated loci and a better understanding of the genetic architecture underlying not only diseases, but also other monogenic and complex phenotypes.

Since the attentional selection of global and local stimulus aspects seems to underlie a variety of sex differences in cognition and emotion, our results indicate that the differential processing of global and local information may be one simple principle underlying not only sex dependent, but more importantly also menstrual cycle dependent behavioral changes.

Although several factors encoded by genes in the redefined Aec2 region may be involved in secondary manifestations of SjS, OX40L is the one factor that clearly stands out as a primary candidate gene underlying not only the recognized immune dysregulation, as presented above, but also the pathophysiological aberrations associated with chromosome 1 of the C57BL/6.NOD- Aec1Aec2 SjS model.

Such apocalyptic myths underlie not only the religious theories of a multistage history, as propagated by Joachim of Fiore, Martin Luther, the early Jesuits, Christopher Columbus (in his Book of Prophecies), and Giambattista Vico, but also the more secular philosophies of history developed by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Henri de Saint-Simon, Auguste Comte, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, G.W.F.

These findings will further the understanding of the pathophysiology that underlies not only DYT1 dystonia but also possibly other neurological movement disorders.

Reward system dysfunction may underlie not only avolition but also, or alternatively, other psychotic symptoms including stereotyped patterns of thought and behaviour [ 8] and delusional beliefs [ 8- 13].

The findings of this study may therefore have future implications for exploring and interfering with the impaired molecular mechanisms that underlie not only neurodegenerative and neurological disorders but also other DBS-treatable conditions.

This notion — that the apparent mental condition is all that can matter — underlies not only the depression diagnosis but all of the D.S.M.'s categories.