Sentence examples for are not only attributed to from inspiring English sources

These variations are not only attributed to personality traits or characteristics, but in addition, the experiences individuals are subjected to over time while adapting to a particular context and/or environment.

While the study's findings are not only attributed to work performed by the Lumbini Eye Institute, its findings that both clinical and visual functioning or quality of life outcomes were below expected levels demonstrates the importance of evaluating outcomes.

Long-term stability of ethanol production in the fermentation phase was not only attributed to the coexpression of TAL and FDH genes, but also the hybridization of haploid strains.

The corrosion resistance improvement is not only attributed to the increase in thickness, but also to the internal microstructure and phase composition.

The improvement of toluene sensing properties is not only attributed to the effective utility of hollow and porous architecture, but also due to the dramatic sensitization of the loaded Pd nanoparticles.

The enhanced activity is not only attributed to the better uniform dispersion of nanoparticles and the enhanced electronic effect between metal particles and the support, but also ascribed to the synergistic effect of Ni incorporation to Pd.

The improved mechanical strength is not only attributed to the excellent mechanical properties of GO itself, but also the higher hydration degree and lower porosity of the MKPC paste by the GO addition.

Now, it becomes clear that, this effect is not only attributed to the change of line width, the increase of line width will lead to the decrease of spacing in the case of constant outside diameter of spiral antenna.

The enhancement of photoreduction capacity is not only attributed to the intrinsic good electron transfer ability of Bi2S3, but also to synergetic effects of special architectures, wide photoresponse range, high light photoadsorption, high BET surface area and good electron-hole separation performance.

Decrease in biosorption at higher pH (pH > 5.5) (at pH 8.5, 20.8% removal) is not only attributed to the formation of soluble hydroxylated complexes of the metal ions, but also to the ionized nature of the cell wall surface of the biomass (Matheickal et al. 1999; Ahmet et al. 2008).

This was not only attributed to the inhibition of HIV protease essential for virus processing and proliferation and therefore to an improved immunological status of a patient, but also to a direct inhibition of C. albicans proteases responsible for tissue invasion by the aspartic protease inhibitors part of the HAART cocktail.