Sentence examples for not only analyse from inspiring English sources

To differentiate between these two processes, the ExoMars trace gas detector will not only analyse methane levels in more detail than any previous mission but also study other gases that will provide information about its likely source.

We therefore not only analyse the impact of TLF on actual working hours but consider contracted and preferred hours as well.

Nevertheless, we did not only analyse the quality of the networks based simply on the integration of a wide range of data.

In other words, it may be necessary in some cases to not only analyse IGSR but also analyse organic GSR (OGSR).

Since it was shown (Hinz et al, 2000; Trauzold et al, 2001) that pancreatic tumour cell lines behave like type II cells in both, CD95- and TRAIL-mediated apoptosis, we did not only analyse the expression levels of caspases and DISC components, but also of proteins which participate in the mitochondrial apoptosis pathway.

'I started to think that going to the shrink was not only analysing me but analysing my movies,' he says when I meet him at his production office in London.

In doing so, it achieves two aims – not only analysing Joan's story in the city that most owes her an explanation, but also rehabilitating a fine building that before had been scarcely more than a shell.

Human brain not only "analyses" these data but also starts "synthesizing" new information from the existing data.

This requires not only analysing the experimental literature on visuo-somatosensory effects, but also comparing bodily experiences in sighted and blind individuals (for experimental results in blind people, see Kinsbourne and Lempert, 1980; Röder et al., 2004; Yoshimura et al., 2010; Goldreich and Kanics, 2003; Petkova et al., 2012).

We not only analysed the nucleotide conservation of LncRNAs, but also whether or not they were conserved by genomic position.

Besides of this, our study not only analysed the association between MS and osteoporotic fractures, but also provided useful information on the relations between MS and QUS in premenopausal women when others mainly focused on mainly postmenopausal women or men.