Sentence examples for originates not only from inspiring English sources

To contend that poetry originates not only in ideas, books and traditions — all fine things, but indisputably all systems of differentiation rather than inclusion — but also in our indistinguishable mouths and lungs, is a fundamentally egalitarian act.

The increasing interest in block copolymers originates not only from their potential technological advantages but also from their ability to naturally self-assemble into periodic ordered nanostructures.

Social capital originates not only from the structure and content of our social relations but also from trust (Putnam 1995; Knoke 1999; Leana and Van Buren 1999).

The absence of correlation between serum DPPIV and markers of liver disease in HCV-infected patients, suggests that this activity originates not only from the liver, but also from other sources such as peripheral blood cells involved in the control of viral infections.

It should be noted though that the observed fluorescence in the SLO originates not only from the activated Müller glial cells, but mostly from auto-fluorescent signals from deposited cell debris in the disturbed areas of the ONL (Fig. 7I, arrowheads).

Bandura states that verbal persuasion originates not only from others but also from self-instruction [ 23].

The leached Fe originated not only from the substrate, but also from ceramic coating.

Rivalry relationship can originate not only from competition, but also from offline social aspects.

It will originate not only the embryo but also the membranes, placenta, and associated structures.

These gaps originate not only from the periodicity of the system but also from the resonance states of the grafted branches (which play the role of resonators).

The error fields are originated not only by coils fabrication and installation alignment tolerances, joints and busbars but also due to the presence of ferromagnetic elements.