Sentence examples for not only distinguished from inspiring English sources

The standards considering the actual situation are not only distinguished from different levels of loads, but also from the grid structure level.

The device is now in clinical trial but it has already not only distinguished the healthy from the ill "but can detect precisely the kind of tumor" in 92% of the cases.

The sequence is not only distinguished by its brutality, but also because it is one of a very few movie or TV representations of "the peculiar institution," both before it and since, that acknowledged the violence and depravity of slavery.

Ms. Baker, that prolific playwright who has been brightening the scene with works like Circle Mirror Transformation, The Aliens and her adaptation of Uncle Vanya, writes plays that are not only distinguished; they are also quite unlike the plays of everyone else.

It should be noted that the urine profile measured by NMR not only distinguished between the subgroups, but also gave a measure of the degree of toxicity in the forms of the direction and the Euclidean distance of a particular group from the control group.

They are not only distinguished by economic poverty but also by their marginalization and seclusion from the rest of the society, having different traditions and living in the most economically disadvantaged areas (71, 72).

Landscape architects and real estate brokers and appraisers agree that the exterior appearance and landscaping not only distinguish one house from another on the market but also enhance the resale value and, in many cases, seal a deal faster.

"The Indians in this chapter had the time, the contacts and the money to do so, and this not only distinguishes them from most of the other writers in this book, but also helps to scupper any theory about the relationship between colonials and the metropolis which assumes pre-20th-century contact was all disastrous".

The variation in these characteristics not only distinguishes the different stands but also improves understanding of their carbon stocks.

Using TaqMan PCR, we can not only distinguish between cashmere and wool but also quantify their contents in a cashmere/wool mixture.

On the other hand, the empirical rules could not only distinguish the apparent noise from speech but also cover trivial speeches; however, they are not accurate enough in detecting the endpoints.