Sentence examples for documented not only by from inspiring English sources

The increase of membrane hydrophobicity with acetylation is documented not only by the water droplet contact angle but also by the sorption coefficients of α-pinene and water.

It has been documented not only by the company's internal files and a 220,000-page trial record, but also by independent journalists the world over who have visited the disaster zone.

The apparent functional non-equivalence of actin isoforms has been documented not only by their different and characteristic developmental expression profiles but also by genetic manipulation.

Deficits in attention span and reaction time were documented not only by taking a careful history, but also by performing a Test of Variables of Attention (TOVA).

This region is typically associated with semantic processing and its important role in reading has extensively been documented not only by fMRI studies (e.g., Jobard et al. 2003; Vigneau et al. 2006; Binder and Desai 2011; Price 2012) but also by EEG and MEG studies (e.g., Simos et al. 2002; Lau et al. 2008; Vartiainen et al. 2011).

Though accumulation of total CHS transcripts in response to pathogen attack has been documented not only by us but many others [ 16, 29, 30, 35- 38], little is known about the gene specific expression profile of the CHS family of genes that exist in most legumes, including soybean.

It proceeded block by block, documenting not only a building's facade ("Boldly scaled Art Nouveau; Terra-cotta Eclectic") but the history of its inhabitants ("Edwin Booth, brother of Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes, lived at 16 Gramercy Park South").

This impact has been well documented for years, not only by guys like me but by seasoned health experts from groups like Doctors without Borders who used the exact same language in calling RUTF a "revolution in nutritional affairs" a few years ago on CBS's 60 Minutes.

They feel they have been done down by the Kurdish-Shia compact giving the Kurds extreme autonomy, while pleasing the Shias by giving the document not only an Islamist tint but also letting them (and Sunnis) form their own decentralised regions, further dividing Iraq to the detriment, they believe, of the Sunnis.

Users also tend to create documents to send not only by scanning hardcopies of documents into their computer, but also by taking screen shots — and these can also be converted into text-searchable PDFs.

"It is not uncommon for our patients to have thousands of medical documents, leaving us overwhelmed not only by the large number of patients, but also by the huge amount of data we have to review," he said.