Sentence examples for Significance not only from inspiring English sources

Theseus had a special significance not only for Cimon but for the Athenian empire in general.

Multicomponent reactions are of substantial significance not only for organic synthesis but also for polymer synthesis due to their more bond-forming events per synthetic operation.

The role that Waldron gives him is indeed central — and justifiably so, in the light of his significance not only in Welty's life but for her work.

That redemption also provided Macdonald part of the answer to why Marley had huge significance not only in the Ugandan slums but among the dispossessed the world over.

We believe the results to be of high significance not only for filtration but also for the design of microphotoreactor application based on photoactive TiO2 nanotubes membrane.

Directional movement of liquid droplets is of significance not only for certain physiological processes in nature but also for design of some microfluidic devices.

Such a flow model has great significance not only of its own theoretical interest, but also for application to geophysics and engineering.

The preparation of controllable multi-shell nano and micro particles has great significance not only for their potential applications but also for fabricating novel composite functional advanced materials.

Interpreting insignificant results when effects are in the expected direction and of comparable size as in similar intervention is in line with the call that research should focus on effect size and practical significance and not only statistical significance (e.g. Kirk, 2001; Wilkinson & the Task Force on Statistical inference, 1999).

Istanbul has major significance for not only Turkey's LGBT community but for multiple sexual minorities across the Middle East.

The decision to sell off public assets invested with such historic significance has not only angered anti-austerity leftists.