Sentence examples for described not only a from inspiring English sources

The lesions of atherosclerosis represent a series of highly specific cellular and molecular responses that can be described not only a lipid disorder, but also a highly characteristic process of endothelial dysfunctions [ 22].

For example, Seyla Benhabib has described not only a tension but an "outright contradiction" between rights and states' sovereign claims, citing that "a series of internal contradictions between universal human rights and territorial sovereignty are built into the logic of the most comprehensive international law documents in the world" [ 21].

His columns describe not only a restaurant's food, but also its service, décor and clientele, even down to the movement of the breasts of women around him.

Indeed, the straining is a part of its effect, describing not only a swamp but the author's language, its fecundity as grotesque as it is shameless.

Thanks to Wölfflin, the term Baroque entered the language of cultural history to describe not only a distinctive style (or styles) of architecture but also an entire period and the artistic impulse that prevailed in it.

In some works [5], the term SOM describes not only a single atom but also a group of atoms.

'Transformation' in this context is used as a term describing not only a change process driven by different socio-economic and political drivers, but a process in which decision-makers are aware of an ongoing change and can thus shape the process actively according to the goals they have set.

In his "New Atlantis", he describes "not only a political and social order that was governed by wise men and scientists and supported by exceedingly congenial, ethical and dignified citizens, but also practices for the reinvention of man" [27, p 115].

It describes not only a new method of green synthesis of silver nanoparticles but also their physical attributes, antibacterial activity against human and plant pathogenic multidrug-resistant bacteria, the inhibitory effect on the growth kinetics of microbes, the capping material around the silver nanoparticles, as well as their genotoxic effect.

In this study, we developed a constitutive model to analyze the behavior of self-healing ceramic materials within the framework of a finite element method (FEM), which can describe not only an isotropic damage process under specific boundary conditions, but also self-healing at high temperatures and O2 partial pressures.

This paper describes not only an integrated Internet monitoring system that consists of a stand-alone monitoring system (SMS) and a Web-based Internet monitoring system (IMS) for bridge maintenance but also its application to para-stressing bridge system as an intelligent structure.