Sentence examples for conclusions not only on from inspiring English sources

Judge Sotomayor and Justice Thomas have walked parallel paths and yet arrived at contrary conclusions, not only on legal questions, but on personal ones, too.

That would be fine, were it not the case that the committee relies for many of its conclusions not only on the evidence put before it by the British government, but also on the representations of British pressure groups, each with their own views about what ails race relations.

As mentioned above, many scholars who work on Turkic, Mongolian, and Manchu-Tungus languages today consider a genetic relationship between those languages to have been proved and hence regard the Altaic group as a language family, basing that conclusion not only on similarities in vocabulary and language structure but on well-established systematic sound correspondences as well.

Our conclusions rest not only on archaeological evidence but also on an improved method of detection for Leishmaniasis DNA (see supporting on-line information; text S2, S3) with increased sensitivity and specificity for this parasite.

The investigation proves that conclusion, not only with numbers, but also with in depth analysis and reporting on the field.

The conclusion: Not only do you need more intense workouts, you can handle them. 5.

The conclusions reached bear not only on changing tastes and intrepretations but also on the social forces at work.

These conclusions are based not only on the comparison of distantly related taxa that show long-term divergence time, but also on recently diverged lineages and suggest that the episodes of adaptive evolution in fru may be related to sexual selection and/or conflict related to its involvement in male courtship behavior.

These conclusions are based not only on the comparison of distantly related taxa that show long-term divergence time, but also on recently diverged lineages and suggest that episodes of adaptive evolution in fru may be related to sexual selection and/or conflict related to its involvement in male courtship behavior.

His conclusion was based not only on phylogenetic analyses of rRNA sequences (Branciamore et al. 2008) but also on the unusual discovery of some genes split in two fragments in the genome of N. equitans (Randau et al. 2005), which was interpreted as an ancestral character according to the "introns early" hypothesis (Di Giulio 2008).

That conclusion was derived based not only on the ease of automation available within the current embedded-system EDA space of FPGA vendors but by the experimentally verified validity in aggregate performance and throughput of the accelerators not being compromised.