Sentence examples for not only apparent from inspiring English sources

We conclude that overconfidence is not only apparent overconfidence but rather the consequence of a psychological bias.

Different from the conventional imaging method, not only apparent formation resistivity but also apparent formation relative permittivity is derived out.

This is not only apparent in their penchant for mergers, which has led to capacity reductions and fare increases.

With affection not only apparent on stage but flowing between the sold-out crowd and band, there's a buzz in the air.

We also propose novel ways of deriving effective soil reworking rates from luminescence data, using not only apparent burial ages of mineral grains but also the proportion of mineral grains that never reached the soil surface.

The story of the SPK starts in the early 1960s, at a time when the failure to address the country's recent Nazi history was not only apparent in German politics and the arts, but also in the medical profession.

Remarkably, these positive emotional and psychological changes weren't only apparent to the participants themselves: Based on reports we received from the spouses of study participants, people in the gratitude condition seemed outwardly happier than people in the control group.

That makes Mrs. Kennedy not only heir apparent but also one of the highest-ranking women in an industry long dominated by men.

For LiF in the LiCoO2 electrode, not only the apparent chemical shift differences from those of pure LiF (ca. −1 ppm, −203 ppm), but also the significant reduction of the spin-lattice relaxation times (T1 and T1ρ) were observed.

The Jena Six furor has not only revealed apparent disparities in the justice system, but has also demonstrated that vicious racial hatred, replete with symbolic nooses, remains an issue in the 21st century.

The Friedman differential method (Friedman, 1964) and the incremental integral method by Vyazovkin (2001) were both extended to allow for an estimation of not only the apparent activation energy but also the effective kinetic prefactor, defined as the product of the pre-exponential factor and the conversion function.