Sentence examples for been improved not only from inspiring English sources

The e-mail function has been improved: not only can you get the e- mail sent from your office server, but you can also check and delete messages on any other mail account that you could get from a normal machine connected to the Internet.

As in other major crops, rice productivity in past decades has been improved not only by breeding, but also by significantly increasing the use of N fertilizers.

In summary, the properties of fluxed specimens are improved not only by the reduction of heterogeneous nucleation, but also via modified cooling rates during fluxing.

Energy efficiency is improved not only by replacing diesel vehicles with electric ones, but also because the pods move only on demand.

Meanwhile, the cellular uptake into HT29 cancer cells was improved, not only by increasing the amines of the head group, but also by increasing the degree of unsaturation in the lipid tails.

"Across the board, our reputation with elected officials is improved, not only here in the U.S. but around the world," the lobbyist, Leslie Dach, boasted as he ticked off poll numbers that he said demonstrated the company's improving public profile.

He said: "When some of our minor roads are improved, not only are they widened but the speed limit also increases.

Overall efficiency will be improved not only in the production efficiency but also shipping connectivity and other trade facilitation arrangements (e.g., capital flow and customs clearance) which are essential for transporting goods from importing to exporting countries.

Due to the growth in intra trade, overall efficiency will be improved not only in terms of production but also various trade facilitation activities which are essential for transporting goods from importing to exporting countries.

Besides, we can use the CoMP gain at the backhaul to increase the percentage of subframes for MUE (decrease subframes for backhaul) so that throughput is improved not only for RUEs but also for MUEs.

This needs to be improved — not only because it's the right thing to do, but because it's the smart thing to do.