Sentence examples for be changed not only from inspiring English sources

International policy on testing must be changed, not only in Africa but also in every nation that is threatened, including India, China and Russia and countries in the Caribbean.

1) Levels of mucins are changed not only by a tumor but also by risk factors for the tumor.

The stability of the polymorph of IMC crystal in the solution was changed not only with temperature but also with composition of the mixed solvent.

But unless I have missed it in the small print, Masters never points out that some names have been changed (not only "Laura"'s but also, even though dead, that of her "gaoler").

We're changed not only by lived experience but also by read experience – by the books that we've discovered since last reading the one in our hand.

Conclusions: Our results indicate that DNA methylation patterns of several metabolism-related genes are changed not only in oocytes of obese mice but also in oocytes and liver of their offspring.

The problem becomes particularly complicated in periods of rapid technical change when there is change not only in the relative values of products but in the nature of the list itself.

The result has been to change not only the business but also the style of the old-line firms.

However, in dynamic environments, the number would be changed by not only occlusion but also the movement of people.

With such evolutionary and functional training, lives will be changed to not only increase longevity but also enhance their quality.

Whether the supercurrent sign can be changed depends not only on the magnetic flux but also on the quantum dot energy levels.