Sentence examples for not only derived from from inspiring English sources

The 3′-hydroxylated tangeretin (T3) was detected from the metabolites of tangeretin for the first time, which suggested that 4′-demethylated and 3′-hydroxylated derivative of tangeretin (3′-hydroxy-5,6,7,8,4′-pentamethoxyflavone, T4) was not only derived from 4′-demethylated tangeretin (T2) as previously reported, but also from T3.

(The name is not only derived from the Greek god of satire and censure; there is also a Herr Momus in Kafka's The Castle).

Consequently, research and policymaking should acknowledge more openly that sustainable solutions are not only derived from above and from outside the context of users, but can also arise from the local context and from users' everyday experience.

Obviously, miRNAs circulating in the serum are not only derived from the primary tumour but also from metastatic tissue.

These can be not only derived from embryonic stem cells (ESCs) but also found within the adult nervous system [ 9].

This suggests that the sequence signature is not only derived from TSS regions and the first exons but also from other genomic regions (Supplementary Fig. S3).

But his exalted status as someone worth paying for on the Web not only derives from his exposure on cable, but also from the fact that he is one of the funniest humans on earth.

Elevated PcvaCO2 and PcvaCO2/CavO2 values might not only derive from cardiac output inadequacy, but also from venous hyperoxia.

This practice does not only derive from Japanese culture and tradition [ 37, 44], but also from premature social infrastructures such as insufficient support by paramedical staff, and a lack of manpower and facilities in Japan's healthcare industry [ 2].

This suggests that the forces that drive prophase centrosome movement not only derive from the Eg5-driven antiparallel MT-sliding, but that additional forces that act on individual centrosomes also contribute to centrosome separation, independent of the MT-overlap.

When they wrote "Indeed, we noticed that these conserved motifs are present at the 5' end of ~30% of the transcripts in the library and that those transcripts do not only derive from RP genes", we simply reply that this feature was not mentioned in their publication of 2006 [ 9].