Sentence examples for not only partly from inspiring English sources

This is not only partly due to the complexity of intercellular communications and regulation but also due to an incomplete understanding of the basic reproductive physiology.

These drivers not only partly overlap with the drivers for renewable energy policies (security of supply and reduction of GHG emissions) but also feature some additional aspects.

In conclusion, future development of China's biogas is not only partly due to the changes in quantity, but also depends on the quality improvement and institutional innovation, in order to extend technological life cycle or create opportunities for the next peak.

Interestingly, the genomic region that contains pro41 is not only partly deleted in mutant pro23 but carries a complex set of rearrangements involving duplications and inversions of several adjacent regions that occupy the space of the deleted 1.1-kb fragment.

Contrasting with the relevance of multimodal areas for working memory, motor regions are most crucial for acting as their damage not only partly lesions the cell assembly but, in addition, disconnects it from its motor output and sensory regions are most crucial for perception as their damage disconnects it from sensory information input.

Partly, not only, but partly," Mr. Monti said, warning that "the end of the euro would unravel the single market, its rules, its institutions, and would take us back to where we were in the 1950s".

One is a modern European cynicism about big institutions, grand ideologies and unfettered allegiances, manifest not only in partly empty churches but also in weakened support for labor unions and political parties.

In comparison with the meta-SS, the novel combining strategy does not only remove (partly) duplicated information through a weight factor, but also decreases the influence from uniform penalization, which may be the key point why the power of DCMS is better than meta-SS.

In some of these applications the most interesting aspect of ANNs, the fact that they can be trained, was not (or only partly) used.

This more conservative approach rather firmly dismisses evidence from non-RCTs and measurements of surrogate endpoints that have not or only partly been validated.

In radical design, on the other hand, designers do not, or only partly, use the regulative frameworks instead they rely on internal design team norms for making decisions about ethical issues.