Sentence examples for being studied not only from inspiring English sources

Nanoencapsulated systems are being studied not only for synthetic molecules but also for protein molecules (gene delivery) for delivery to bone.

Several new approaches are being studied not only to improve treatment efficacy related to pain response but also to extend efficacy by improving overall survival.

And shouldn't the Holocaust be studied not only in Europe, North America and Israel but throughout the world, alongside other tragic instances of human barbarism?

Thus, "culture" should be studied not only in the artistic and spiritual achievements of civilizations but in man's technological and moral accomplishments made at all stages of his development.

The steady-shear and linear oscillatory flows were studied, not only in fresh but also in reconstituted mucilages.

Socio-emotional intelligence is a reality that should be studied not only for psychological and educational considerations, but also for social and professional reasons.

In recent years, synthetic hydrogels have been studied not only as possible replacements for articular cartilage but as platforms for growing cartilage in a damaged joint.

As a result, memory should be studied not only using direct tests of memory but also using other tasks that naturally require memory access.

Therefore, to attain a complete and biologically relevant understanding of RNA protein interactions, complex formation must be studied not only in equilibrated reactions, but also as a dynamic process.

The performance of the proposed CAC scheme is studied not only with regard to CBP but, also, taking into account the priorities assigned to different SCs as well as fairness among various SCs and total network throughput.

The newly developed in vitro model of metastasis allows 3D cancer cell invasion to be studied not only as a function of a particular tumor's genetics but also as a function of its heterogeneous environment and the different stages of invasion.