Sentence examples for omitted but also from inspiring English sources

The polyphonic composition for the requiem mass differs from the normal mass in that it not only includes certain items of the Ordinary e.g., Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus Dei (the joyful portions, Gloria and Credo, are omitted)—but also contains the Introit and Gradual from the Proper.

Not only is the economics omitted, but also the philosophy, which was its foundation.

His drawings are reductive — whole stems are sometimes omitted — but they are also uncannily descriptive.

The second type of truncation errors is also omitted but, in return, we have to impose a rapidly converging spectrum onto the flow.

At a Council hearing last week, the mayor's counselor, Anthony W. Crowell, not only omitted important words but also resorted to a bit of mathematical legerdemain.

Extinction in these models relates not to drug CSs, as used in cue exposure therapy (Conklin & Tiffany, 2002; Park et al., 2014), but to the instrumental behaviour of lever pressing, i.e. the drug taking response – extinction training that not only omits the drug, but also the drug-associated CS.

Control experiments, where the surface-bound oligonucleotide was omitted, were also performed to determine the extent of non-specific binding.

A negative control, in which the primary antibody was omitted, was also included.

The reasons for doses of gemcitabine being omitted were also recorded.

Omitted topics are also mentioned.

Control blots in which the specific antisera were omitted also revealed the specificity of the results.