Sentence examples for demonstration not only from inspiring English sources

It is a demonstration not only of changes in writing but also the role dialogism may play in establishing voice.

NEW YORK — Superstorm Sandy provided a vivid demonstration not only of how extreme weather can affect heavily-populated areas, but also the sociological issue of how society views the risk such weather poses to people.

Nevertheless, Philip K. Lundeberg has assessed the operation as "a classic demonstration not only of coordinated hunter tactics, derived in part from British experience, but also of the profound impact of communications intelligence in the interdiction of U-boat transit and operating areas".

However, a recent discovery, contrary to previous demonstration, not only challenges former opinion by confirming downregulated rates of NEFA delivery from AT, but also demonstrates that the implicit reduction in AT fatty acid uptake goes beyond the downregulation of systemic NEFA release from AT in obesity [ 45].

Remember, these demonstrations not only show the phenomenon, but also demonstrate the laws, which is more important than the phenomenon itself.

A lawmaker who asked to remain anonymous for security reasons said that protesters arrested during demonstrations not only were raped — as had already been charged — but were sodomized by "police batons and soft drink bottles," according to Parleman News, a Web site affiliated with conservative members of Parliament who are critical of the president.

They found that explicit epistemological discussions incorporated into instruction, adaptation of peer instruction materials, and the use of epistemologically modified interactive lecture demonstrations not only yielded strong gains on conceptual tests, but also produced unprecedented gains on epistemological surveys rather than the traditional losses.

"This demonstration will not only be opposed, it will be stopped.

Thus, the reported work serves as a demonstration on not only the need in selecting the right processing conditions and its associated opportunities in one-pot syntheses of CDots, but also the feasibility in pursuing the preparation of quantitatively fluorescent CDots, which represents an important milestone in the development and understanding of these fluorescent carbon nanomaterials.

Such a demonstration would not only confirm that we have successfully identified sensitive neural markers of conceptual learning, it would also open the door for the use of fMRI in conjunction with traditional methods when testing the efficacy of a new instructional approach or laboratory procedure.

This demonstration involves not only health care, but also social determinants of health.