Sentence examples for composition not only from inspiring English sources

Since Sima Qian's time, his history has been acknowledged as the great historical masterpiece in Chinese, a standard against which all later histories would be measured and a model for large-scale historical composition, not only in China but in all East Asian countries influenced by the Chinese literary tradition.

In the culture condition with the lowest N content, the decolourisation was coupled with an important detoxification of two simulated effluents, underlining the important influence of the cultural medium composition not only on the degradation but also on the detoxification of industrial wastes.

Results showed that these alternative PMA binders, produced with SBS plus polypropylene composite, terpolymer plus polypropylene composite, SBS plus oxidized polyethylene wax and a fourth non-SBS polymer of unknown composition, not only reduced the rate of damage accumulation but also improved the failure limit of the resultant mixtures.

Besides, the properties of the surface of the aluminium substrate largely influence the morphology and composition not only of the chromate film but also of the corrosion products formed at weak locations, which seem to play an important role in the protection provided by the chromate conversion coating.

These results suggest that genetic risk factors influence body composition not only continuously over the whole distribution, but also to a stronger extent in heavier children.

Our results suggest that adoption of a fixed cut-off M value may be arbitrary since M values change with the composition not only of particular cDNA samples but also of individual reference genes.

Often considered the finest Bach interpreter of his generation, Leonhardt performed a vast number of his compositions, not only keyboard and chamber music but also major works such as the B minor Mass, the Easter Oratorio and the St Matthew Passion.

Further, biological samples may have different compositions not only due to the "normal" interindividual variations reflecting the individuals in a cohort, but also due to external factors, such as the metabolic, nutritional, or health status of an animal.

Since Raman spectroscopy typing is based on the analysis of the total bacterial composition (and not only part of its DNA composition), it may therefore provide sufficient discriminatory capability for typing of closely-related microbes such as E. coli.

Different organic loads or different substrate composition lead not only to fluctuating amounts of biogas, but also to changes of the biogas composition (reviewed by Tabatabaei et al. 2010).

Lastly, the interfacial layer composition is not only dependent on the WPI-T80 ratio in the bulk phase, but also on the oily phase features.