Sentence examples for be established not only from inspiring English sources
Provided samples prove suitable for extraction, the analysis of DNA allows genetic relationships to be established not only between modern animals of different taxa, but also between them and animals represented only by fossil or sub-fossil bone.
Secondly, the linking process becomes more complicated because linking has to be established not only between sinusoids and harmonic complexes separately but also in between these two.
Thus, effect sizes will have to be established not only with the one preferred method, the RCT, but with different approaches.
General recommendations about precompetition hydration should be established not only for the hours preceding a match, but also for 24 h, in order to ensure proper hydration.
It should be established not only by making TB and ART clinics at the same place but also by managing patient's clinic appointment date on her/his suitable one day and monitoring patients with one case record/register including her/his comprehensive information.
Peer Gynt, Dundee Rep, 2007 The NTS was established not only to stage its own work but also to showcase Scotland's existing companies.
Later, playgrounds were carved out in congested areas, and facilities for games and sports were established not only for children but also for adults, whose workdays gradually shortened.
By the late 2nd century bc, colonies were established not only for defensive purposes but for offering work to landless freedmen and veterans.
It was established not only to be a common market for goods, but also a haven for peace and respect between the nations that for centuries knew nothing but war and devastation.
The commission was established not only to eliminate this sort of jockeying, but also to ensure that the debates could be seen by the most viewers across as many channels as possible.
The requirement for utilities to obtain the allowances in this way was established not only as a financial disincentive to discourage them from polluting, but as a way for states to raise money for greener energy initiatives.
