Sentence examples for is composed not only from inspiring English sources

Unlike most international organizations, OIF membership is composed not only of countries but also of certain regional governments such as New Brunswick (Canada, Quebec Canadadand and the French Community of Belgium.

The extracellular matrix (ECM) is typically a complex, cell-influencing environment that is composed not only of collagen fibrils but also contains other macromolecules such as adhesive and mineral-binding proteins, and proteoglycans (including glycosaminoglycans; GAGs).

A tumour mass is composed not only of abnormal tumour cells but also of normal host cells, which nourish the tumour, and immune cells, which attempt to react to the tumour.

As one can see, the resulting response signal is composed not only from the fundamental but also from the second harmonic of the excitation being the result of the nonlinearity of the magnetic medium of the core.

This inequality is compounded when the supply side of the market is composed not only of individuals but also of wealthy corporations.

However, PrPSc is composed not only of protease-resistant but also of protease-sensitive isoforms.

Sex should be composed not only of intercourse but also of clitoral stimulation, by hand or mouth.

All these corpora are composed not only by scientific articles but also by larger documents as Ph.D. thesis and M.Sc.

These peptides display challenging features that complicate the monomeric decomposition: they are composed not only of amino acids (including derivatives and non-proteinogenic ones), but also carbohydrates and lipids ; their monomers are linked not only by peptide bonds but also by oxidative cross-linking and by glycosidic bonds, among others.

Philosophy as Metanoetics, the first parts of which were delivered as lectures in 1944 before the end of the war, was composed not only as a personal self-critique, but also as a call to self-critique on the part of the entire nation, and indeed ultimately as a call for an "absolute critique" of human rationality as such (see the Preface to THZ X; Tanabe 1986).

Sensory neural networks are composed not only of excitatory neurons, but also of inhibitory neurons, which enable the suppression of irrelevant neural activity.