Sentence examples for does not only relate from inspiring English sources

This does not only relate to developed countries but to developing countries too," said Fredriksson.

As discussed in Section 3.1, based on the range information, we are able to determine the integer bit width of fixed-point, and partly determine the exponent bit width of floating-point numbers (as exponent bit width does not only relate to the range but also to the accuracy).

This problem does not only relate to candidate genes, but also to putative relationships between genes in networks.

Nevertheless, the concept of health for many people does not only relate to the presence or absence of disease.

This does not only relate to the estimation of the putative therapeutic impact, but also to potential side effects.

The lack of consensus on categorisation practices found in the present study does not only relate to the category of 'multiple symptoms', but also to the classification of MUS in general [ 21, 22].

"We have got to get a mayor who doesn't only relate to white people".

Frank serves as a sort of cultural barometer -- he doesn't only relate current events, his mood also closely parallels the collective mood of the nation.

He said it would be somewhat fanciful of the court to conclude that any of her 56,000 followers "would be poring over each tweet seeking a deep meaning", and told Tugendhat that Twitter trends did not only relate to negative comment or news.

It is important that these models do not only relate these variables but to also include the effects of causality in the representation.

Key challenges do not only relate to the content of analysis, environment and health-problems, but also to the involvement of relevant actor perspectives.