Sentence examples for is not only explained from inspiring English sources

Increased standing stock is not only explained by increased densities.

This transition is not only explained by increasing frequency of high risk individuals, but by a shift in the underlying population distribution of risk factors.

Importantly, the lower accuracy of hmmalign compared with PAGAN is not only explained by the latter discarding the difficult queries: also for the subset of sequences aligned by both methods the alignments from hmmalign were less accurate (Fig. 5).

The results in Table 3 and a comparison of SSCF II, III and IV with the reference SSCF make it evident that the increase in ethanol yield is not only explained by the increased xylose uptake.

However, Stevens and Young [ 14] and Bonnaire et al. [ 15], argue that gambling preference is not only explained by socio-demographic and psychopathological factors, but is related to more complex mechanisms, such as emotional and personality factors.

Hence, even highly correlated traits can show distinct patterns of evolution and the results of this study indicate that, at least in cichlids, variance in brain structure volumes is not only explained by the single factor of overall brain size (see Fig 2 for an example of variation in structure volumes across species).

When Mr. Hill, as the priest, says that "imagination can be a damned curse in this country," he is not only explaining a star-struck boy's suicide: he is also placing "Stones in His Pockets" in a tradition that extends from Synge's "Playboy of the Western World" through O'Casey's "Juno and the Paycock" to Brian Friel's "Translations".

Emotions, however, are capable of being not only explained, but also justified they are closely related to the reasons that give rise to them.

Thereby, network theory provides a holistic view, since outcomes are not only explained by actors' characteristics but are also attributed to actors' network environments (Borgatti et al. 2014, p. 4).

Fertility differentials at the macro-level are not only explained by 'economy' and 'culture'culture

Such large differences are not only explained by geographical and cultural factors; in relation to the prosperity of a society, access to healthcare and the quality of the care people have access to, are but two of many determinants of an unequally distributed health level among populations.