Sentence examples for not only attributed from inspiring English sources
High-profile incidents this year involving dead animals in rivers – not only attributed to pollution but also carcasses dumped by farmers – have added to concerns about the safety of drinking water.
Not only attributed to their nonlinear dynamics, the difficulty in understanding LSTM/GRU-like recurrent networks also resides in the highly complex recurrence structure in these networks.
The corrosion resistance improvement is not only attributed to the increase in thickness, but also to the internal microstructure and phase composition.
Long-term stability of ethanol production in the fermentation phase was not only attributed to the coexpression of TAL and FDH genes, but also the hybridization of haploid strains.
The improvement of toluene sensing properties is not only attributed to the effective utility of hollow and porous architecture, but also due to the dramatic sensitization of the loaded Pd nanoparticles.
The enhanced activity is not only attributed to the better uniform dispersion of nanoparticles and the enhanced electronic effect between metal particles and the support, but also ascribed to the synergistic effect of Ni incorporation to Pd.
His man gave me a ride a mile down the road to the Southwest Car Rental, and I used my Amex Gold to secure a new Windstar van whose greatest if not only attribute was a Nevada license plate.
The enhancement of CuS/MWCNTs in supercapacitor performance not only attribute to their unique 3D structures with large specific surface area, but also their excellent conductivity, which facilitate efficient charge transport and promotes electrolyte diffusion.
There is no current way of representing special profiles defined by relative delivery functions such as best, maximum or over-the-average: nodes belong to these relative profiles taking into account not only attributes from the very same node but also relative to others from the same profile.
We included not only attributes of vaccination itself (such as side effects and effectiveness), but also attributes that refer to the physical (location of vaccination) and social environment in which the vaccination is given.
At 1 year of age, infants not only attribute dispositional states to these interacting geometric shapes (Kuhlmeier et al., 2003) but also predict that agents will seek out others that have previously helped them (Fawcett and Liszkowski, 2012).
