Sentence examples for correspondence not only from inspiring English sources

A detailed comparison of the peptide's solution structure with the corresponding region in the whole protein structure reveals a very good correspondence not only for the backbone (r.m.s. deviation ≈0.7 Å) but also for the side-chains.

Her analysis of Desborough's correspondence not only contributed important insights in support of her two hypotheses, but also offered significant information concerning the network of scholars and knowledge exchange practices during these decades.

The correspondence not only offers detailed insights into Van Gogh's complex inner life, but also re-creates the world in which he lived and the artistic avant-garde that was taking hold in Paris.

It can be assumed that this correspondence not only would contain more letters of philosophical content from Mead, but revealing letters about Hawaiian political affairs which Castle would have received as an influential newspaper editor.

Their correspondence not only describes their own imperfect joys, conflicts and despairs, it also exposes the changing culture that defines them.

Woolf used this correspondence not only to call attention to her pacifism, but also to the fact that as a woman her political ideas aren't valued.

And correspondences, not only the way they sound but visual correspondences between letters in a word, or from word to word.

Their correspondence reveals not only mutual dependence but great tenderness, concern and love.

The correspondence is not only informative but also poignant as one becomes chillingly aware that Nowell was rapidly losing her battle with cancer and that both, bound in life by their dedication to Wolfe, would soon be dead.

The correspondence principle not only played a pivotal role in the discovery of quantum mechanics but was also the cornerstone of Bohr's philosophical interpretation of quantum mechanics, being closely tied to his better known thesis of complementarity and to the Copenhagen interpretation.

In New York, we had the chance to get in touch with four or five people who knew her personally and then to read all the correspondence -- not only her intellectual papers you had to read.