Sentence examples for be associated not only from inspiring English sources
In the past few years, several studies have concluded that elevated mercury levels may be associated not only with neurological problems but with cardiovascular disease among adults as well.
These difficulties would be associated not only with information storage but also with an inability to recognize stimuli and determine strategies for information storage.
We reach the conclusion that the 3d-metal cations may be associated not only with spinel ferrite phases but with mixed layered double hydroxides as well as ferric oxyhydroxides.
The size of the premium would be associated not only with the size of the economy but also with the likelihood of the new insurance scheme's having to actually pay out to that country.
The latter fact may be associated not only with the peculiarities of physical processes in the near-ground atmosphere for separate geomagnetic storms but also with the choice of registration location, for example, as well as the atmospheric state before and during a storm and so on.
In addition, transgressors at the three observation sites adopted different crossing trajectories likely to be associated not only with the design of each LC in terms of the location of the platforms and rail tracks, but also with characteristics of the larger area, notably in relation to the provided access points to the station's platforms.
Low selenium levels were associated not only with an increased risk of osteoarthritis, but more severe disease, too.
Five behaviors in elderly men are associated not only with living into extreme old age, a new study has found, but also with good health and independent functioning.
In large gateway cities, immigration has been associated not only with a decrease in crime but also with economic revitalization and reductions in concentrated poverty.
