Sentence examples for not only relates from inspiring English sources

The yield of the products not only relates to the reaction temperature (thermodynamic condition) but also to the distribution of gas precursors (kinetic condition).

It is shown that the value of beam factor not only relates to the reflectivity of mirrors and the ratio of beam widths to mirror spot sizes, but also closely depends on the truncated parameter.

Karen Broadhurst, professor of social work, Lancaster University: When we think about the collateral consequences of child removal, this not only relates to the huge emotional trauma of removal of, typically, infants, but also the very real practical hurdles that follow such things as loss of housing, welfare entitlements and immediate "exclusion" from everyday informal networks.

The microwave desulfurization of coal not only relates to the methods used but also closely relates to the physical and chemical structures of sulphur-containing constituents in coal.

The question not only relates to manifesto pledges, it is one of the first issues the mayor will have to deal with once in office.

An anti-doping rule violation not only relates to testing positive for banned substances, but includes breaches such as missing tests (a maximum of three), tampering or attempting to tamper with "any part of doping control" and failure to provide adequate whereabouts information, for which West Ham were charged last week.

I believe, they are not only related but inter-related and not only independent but inter-dependent.

This does not only relate to developed countries but to developing countries too," said Fredriksson.

Recently, the Aedes aegypti has been not only related to Dengue, but also with cases of Zika virus and Chikungunya.

The conduction process is not only related with the barrier hopping but also tunneling effect of electrons.

These key players not only relate with the establishment of functional conversions, but also with the interaction between partner bacteria.