Sentence examples for be recognized not only from inspiring English sources
Homology can be recognized not only between different organisms but also between repetitive structures of the same organism.
What the show proposes is that craftsmen be recognized not only for their manual skills but also for their designing imaginations.
Although dao as the elementary metaphysical force is abstract and therefore cannot be apprehended directly, it can, in Neo-Confucian thought be recognized not only through intuition, but also through reason.
Considering the heavy genetic payload of a combined marker and suicide gene together with a gene vector, Philip et al. developed a highly compact epitope, RQR8, which can be recognized not only by anti-CD34 mAb QBEnd10, the antibody used in the Miltenyi CliniMACS CD34 selection system, but also by the anti-CD20 antibody rituximab.
Then, irradiation of this sample with fs pulses at 800 nm led to the rapid formation of PbS NP [40], which could be recognized not only by the brown coloration in Figure 8a but also by various characterization techniques (HRTEM, EDX analysis, electron diffraction, photoluminescence).
Their stories made it clear that leprosy needed to be recognized not only as a medical problem but also as a human rights problem.
Moreover, his unparalleled knowledge was recognized not only by colleagues, but also by the Congress itself.
From his earliest years Johnson was recognized not only for his remarkable intelligence but also for his pride and indolence.
The duty to share the burden, if not wholly to assume it, has been recognized not only by State governments, but by the Federal government as well.
The implication of this line of reasoning for U.S. public schools has been recognized not only by scientists but also by nonscientists, including politicians and policy makers.
The importance of understanding system resilience and identifying ways to enhance it, especially for interdependent infrastructures our daily life depends on, has been recognized not only by academics, but also by the corporate and public sectors.
