Sentence examples for does not reflect only from inspiring English sources

A spurious correlation between individual trust and trust in the home country could arise if the variation in the home country trust does not reflect only culture but also variation in the home country conditions.

Increasing number of authors over time does not reflect only increased work that needs to be done per paper.

This means that the distance between single miRNA-mRNA pairs does not reflect only the negative regulation of miRNA targets, but also positive feed-forward co-expressions mediated by transcription factors [ 9– 11].

China responds that climate change doesn't reflect only today's emissions but summarizes cumulative emissions from over the last 250 years of global industrialization.

However, these two large eigenvalues do not reflect only the variations caused by the population structure; as shown in the last subsection, they also represent the co-variation of the individuals.

These observations suggest the possibility that, although LOX-1 expression is higher in atherosclerotic-related diseases and is increased by proinflammatory stimuli, sLOX-1 levels do not reflect only the presence of an atherosclerotic disease or an inflammatory status but rather the instability of an atherosclerotic plaque, thus discriminating ACS from other CAG groups.

The list's selections are noteworthy because they don't reflect only download numbers, and because Apple seems to betray preferences for certain types of experiences and for newsmakers in its selection process: there are multiple brain-training apps in the list, for instance, and Rovio's Retry Flappy Bird-style departure from its Angry Birds IP.

In fact the budget does not reflect the only possible combination of policies that might cut spending.

In so doing it is choosing to represent a dwindling section of the electorate that not only does not reflect the breadth of public opinion but is blissfully unconcerned by it.

Variation in service volume that does not reflect patient need has not only direct consequences on health care expenditures, but may trigger a cascade of unnecessary diagnostic tests and other procedures.

This gives the distance of a single patient from the center of the nRef due to the square of standardized expression difference, and thus does not reflect increased or decreased expression, only the extent of the expression difference.