Sentence examples for only by knowledge from inspiring English sources

Thus young children's comprehension of a sentence is affected not only by knowledge of its words and syntactic structure, but also by the prominence of each referent in a representation of the discourse; referent prominence is affected by some of the same factors that affect coreference processing in adulthood.

Insurance literature demonstrates that demand for health insurance is influenced not only by knowledge but also by other factors.

They say that only by knowledge of the past can we prepare for the future and I have no idea how to prepare for the future.

While these results are not encouraging, they miss the mark by not addressing fundamental aspects of how young adults develop financial capability, as well as how financial behaviors are influenced not only by knowledge, but also by experience and external influences.

Women's expectations for birth and mode of birth preferences are influenced not only by knowledge of the potential benefits and risks but also personal and social factors.

Pending societal acceptance of wines made using GM organisms, the potential for future advances will be limited only by knowledge of flavour compounds and their formation.

Of course, there is no doubt that knowledge acquisition is not only determined by knowledge transfer capacity but also highly influenced by absorptive capacity.

As Baldwin wrote, "Black people recognized that house and all the people in it... and supplied the play with an interpretative element which could not be present in the minds of white people: a kind of claustrophobic terror, created not only by their knowledge of the house but by their knowledge of the streets".

They are decisively transfigured only by our knowledge of the circumstances under which they were made.

The extent and complexity of a geographical classification is limited only by classifiers' knowledge of geography and their desire to seek detail and comprehensiveness in their classification scheme.

And there is Ms. Rubenstein herself, whose enthusiasm for the merchandise she carries seems to be matched only by her knowledge about it.