Sentence examples for alters not only from inspiring English sources

We show that Cbp alters not only the ability of erythroid cells to differentiate but also their colony morphology.

In respect of climate change, precipitation alters not only in magnitude, but also in intensity, which can be represented by precipitation depth.

These findings highlight how diet-modulated PPAR-δ activation alters not only the function of intestinal stem and progenitor cells, but also their capacity to initiate tumours.

Moreover, the results show that the interference effect is correlated to the width of the air gap between the PP and the porous layer, which alters not only the linear acoustic impedance but also the nonlinear acoustic impedance of the unit and hence its sound absorptive properties.

Being able to tweak the ratio of calcium to phosphate alters not only the strength of the NanOss, but also the rate at which it is absorbed and the ease with which it combines with collagen, a protein that is the other main ingredient of bone.

Such an unsettling of the natural physics of realism alters not only the reader's view of the protagonist, but also, as the Guyanese characters might put it, reader self.

To go further, he says he believes we could alter not only demand but also supply.

Thus, the mitotic reorganization of PCP proteins must alter not only proteins intrinsic to the dividing cell but also their interacting partners on neighboring cells.

In fact, the very nature of public interventions is altered not only by being more oriented toward market players but also by losing visibility.

Development and changing social patterns have altered not only artists' traditional vistas but the way they perceive the landscape as well.

Already there are signs that the law is altering not only the relationship between classical musicians and their employers, but also between musicians and the works they produce.