Sentence examples for not only pertain from inspiring English sources

Still, this is only part of the story, for the correspondences between synthetic cell diagrams and mandalas not only pertain to the object pole (the end product of the synthetic cell endeavour), but also to the subject pole (the researchers of research teams involved, Zwart 2017).

It was important to release the documents now because they not only pertain to the ongoing litigation, but also to larger issues of public health and safety, while shedding light on corporate influence over regulatory bodies, according to Baum Hedlund attorneys Brent Wisner and Pedram Esfandiary.

This will not only pertain to logistics and a pharmacological management plan but also to defining roles, duties and boundaries during what will be a process of unknown duration.

There, the call for a boycott on festivities not only pertains to Losar, but also included the recent Chinese New Year, which many Tibetans in Rebkong celebrated in past years.

The lack of awareness not only pertains to the marketing sphere but also the other tasks that will be performed internally.

This not only pertains to disaster damage and loss data, which is collected by the NCDM, but also other relevant current information on DRM-related expenditure and past information on disaster response and recovery.

Yet, as I will argue, this congruence not only pertains to the dramatic backdrop as such, but also to the dramatic events that are enacted within this setting.

This was a message of "fidelity" although that word was rarely used at the time, as it not only pertained to during marriage, but to during dating as well.

Pinsky and Vincent, in a recent perspective [ 26], pointed out that the problem not only pertains to PAC use or non-use or to interpretation of PAC data; rather, they noted that no monitoring device will improve outcomes unless it is coupled with a specific treatment plan that is known to improve outcome.

Such findings do not necessarily only pertain to students, as similar findings have been described elsewhere.

As new therapies for asthma become available, health technology assessments will become increasingly important not only as it pertain to amendments to clinical practice guidelines but also with regard to formulating reimbursement decisions.