Sentence examples for not only arises from inspiring English sources

It is the novel and the music of the day — not a fashion statement but a field of style that not only arises from the way of life but that reflects style back into life.

The problem of enormous data of workflow is not only arises of the context of workflow but also arises of the order of its context.

This sense of responsibility not only arises from human emotions but also reflects the inertia of Chinese people under the long-term family welfare system.

This work is devoted to the construction of perfectly matched layers (PML) for the Dirac equation, that not only arises in relativistic quantum mechanics but also in the dynamics of electrons in graphene or in topological insulators.

end{cases} (2) Eq. (1) not only arises in genetics, biology, heat and mass transfer, but also acts as a prototype model for describing the interaction between the reaction mechanism, convection effect and diffusion transport [27].

The Stoics insist that the cognitive impression not only "arises from what is and is stamped and impressed in accordance" with the thing from which it arises, but also that it is "such as could not arise from that which is not".

The problem does not only arise after airplane crashes.

Emotional responses to sensory stimuli not only arise through innate mechanisms and through learning but also can be altered by extinction and cognitive control mechanisms.

Mutations not only arise in proliferating cells but also in resting - thus non-replicating - cells.

Data biases do not only arise from variations in data quality and coding across different datasets but also from systematic uncertainties associated with the data collection efforts themselves.

Discharge destination is known to be affected by a variety of factors, which not only arise during the course of hospitalization, but may also be influenced by patient-related factors that pre-date hospital admission.