Sentence examples for does not only derive from inspiring English sources
This practice does not only derive from Japanese culture and tradition [ 37, 44], but also from premature social infrastructures such as insufficient support by paramedical staff, and a lack of manpower and facilities in Japan's healthcare industry [ 2].
When they wrote "Indeed, we noticed that these conserved motifs are present at the 5' end of ~30% of the transcripts in the library and that those transcripts do not only derive from RP genes", we simply reply that this feature was not mentioned in their publication of 2006 [ 9].
Furthermore, our data strongly indicates that off-target effects do not only derive from additionally inhibited kinases in line with the fact that within the human genome over 2000 other nucleotide-dependent enzymes can be found [35] which potentially may be affected by NCEs blocking an ATP binding site.
aaThis does not just derive from the RRI regime.
The ISA-TAB (6) specification does not only link biological samples to protocols and derived data, it also allows to describe complex investigations encompassing several individual studies, each one in turn consisting of a number of assays.
Because Nogo-A is present intracellularly as well as on the surface of neurosphere-derived cells (Fig. 2), we did not only compare the migration of cells derived from Nogo-A KO mice and WT cells but also used anti-Nogo-A function blocking antibodies to assess whether the changes observed in the motility of Nogo-A deficient cells were mediated by surface Nogo-A deficient
Patient needs derived from HrQoL screening may suggest treatments for SS that do not only include GH substitution but also psychological interventions.
We do not only confirm most of the usual stylized facts from older reviews but also derive original results concerning the variation in labor supply responses across studies.
Don't only do schoolwork.
