Sentence examples for not only partially from inspiring English sources

These dual pathways are considered an intrinsic feature of auditory information processing, which are not only partially distinct in their associated brain networks, but also (and perhaps more importantly) manifest only after several tens of milliseconds of cortical signal processing.

The case beginning in September, stemming from the crime on Sorghum Mill Drive in Cheshire, Conn., does not only partially echo the narrative of the Mills case, but it also features the same judge, the same chief prosecutor and the same lead defense lawyer.

In this paper, we shall not only partially generalize Theorem D to -mixing case, but also extend Theorem B to the case.

We not only partially generalize the sufficient parts of Persson-Stepanov's and Wedestig's results, but we also provide new proofs to these results.

The genes involved in serotoninergic neurotransmission are of special interest in FMS, as this neurotransmitter not only partially mediates central pain perception, but also functions to regulate anxiety related traits often associated with FMS [8], [9], [10], [11], [12].

Confirming this, mGluR1 potentiation after prolonged exposure to MPEP not only partially rescued LTP, but also prevented HFT-induced decrease of the relative gamma power in the dentate gyrus.

In this paper, a kind of fault-tolerant controller is proposed to study the stabilization problem of continuous-time Markovian jump systems, whose operation modes are not only partially-available but also unmatched.

PyrG + transformants not showing glucoamylase activity very likely did not or only partially integrated the glucoamylase cassette.

Two main categories of attrition are patients not or only partially using the intervention (non-usage attrition) and patients not completing follow-up assessments (dropout attrition [ 43]).

Although the advantages of functional programming have been known for a long time [9], many of the concepts described above where not or only partially implemented in the mainstream programming languages and a major part of the programming community does not exploit the benefits they provide.

Mo and N co-doping can prevent not only the partially occupied states from appearing at the band edge but also the two N atoms coupling.