Sentence examples for but also interpreted from inspiring English sources

Here was a story that could be sung but also interpreted.

The lyric began with raw emotions but seasoned them with metaphor — the wheel that when it bends can't be mended — and a plaintive question, "What I can't understand/Oh please God hold my hand/ Why it had to happen to me?" Here was a story that could be sung but also interpreted.

We analyzed adenomatous polyps from Apcmin/+ mice and not only identified genes with a modified methylation profile but also interpreted the data in the context of biological function, networks, and canonical signaling pathways associated with the methylation patterns.

Additionally, the epithelium of a third of PMP tumours expressed vimentin, usually a marker of mesenchymal cells such as fibroblasts, but also interpreted as the hallmark of EMT as cell cell and cell extracellular matrix interactions are altered with switching of epithelial cell to mesenchymal phenotypes (Chen et al, 2005).

Advanced visual surveillance systems not only need to track moving objects but also interpret their patterns of behaviour.

The plantation, now owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, does not only display its stunning Palladio-style house (which is meticulously unrestored), but also interprets the plantation with special attention to its slaveholding past.

By not only transmitting information but also interpreting what that information means, XML, the brainchild of a Sun Microsystems engineer, will greatly enhance a wide range of Internet companies and applications, from automated industry supply chains to a new class of Internet programs that users can gain access to at the office, at home or on the road.

One major limitation is that light penetrates only the first few hundred microns of the surface of the brain's cortex, which is the outer wrapping of the brain responsible for high-order mental functions, such as thinking and memory but also interpreting input from our senses.

It supports both in-air gestures — a la Leap Motion — but also interprets 2D gestures (such as pinch to zoom) made on any flat surface.

The program not only shows the images, but also interprets the study by using computer assisted diagnosis and writes a preliminary report based on the computerized interpretation.

The PCAOB not only conducts investigations of accounting firms but also interprets key sections of Sarbanes-Oxley, particularly the notorious Section 404, which covers a company's internal controls.