Sentence examples for not only comprehension from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire was previously piloted on a sample of 180 students in order to assure not only comprehension and cultural relevance of items, but also to avoid leading questions that may influence students' responses.

Like Zen koans, these drawings not only defy comprehension but stop it dead.

Such community structure not only helps comprehension but also finds wide applications in complex systems.

The OHLI is a validated functional literacy test, measuring not only reading comprehension but also numeracy ability [ 17].

Nonetheless, the study results indicate that the ISDM-P not only effects comprehension and goal setting, but may also influence behaviour, such as treatment adherence.

Other structured reporting software with features such as drop-down menus which facilitate data entry and minimize the amount of free-text entries have been shown to aid not only data comprehension but also reduce the length of time required for aortic aneurysm imaging [ 4].

This can not only aid reading comprehension, but increases the users' ability to obtain additional information within the document.

Thus students' difficulty in learning is not only related to comprehension of the evolutionary processes, processes but also to reluctance in accepting the theory as a valid scientific theoretical explanation for natural phenomena related to the origin of all biodiversity.

Qualitative assessment methods, even if normalised to summary terms (IPCC) seem to intrinsically depend on not only a subjective comprehension of summary terms but also subjective opinion of the assessor.

Understanding and predicting the physical interactions of small molecules with DNA via docking is key not only for the comprehension of molecular-level events that lead to carcinogenesis and other diseases, but also for the rational design of drugs that target DNA.

Linking dust storm dynamics to climate change not only helps the comprehension of the physical mechanisms that control dust storm outbreaks, but also assists the prediction of dust storm emergence and their impacts on social-ecological systems and people's livelihoods (Schlesinger et al. 1990; Toon 2003; Creamean et al. 2013).