Sentence examples for boosted not only from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the fabrication of high-quality factor (high-Q) micro-resonators, capable of dramatically amplifying the optical field, can be considered a photonics breakthrough that has boosted not only the scientific investigation of OFC sources [7 13] but also of optical sensors and compact light modulators [6,14].

Demand for NSR's services has been strong, boosted not only by its legacy number portability business but also from the proliferation of e-commerce (which has increased demand for Ultra Services and its dot-us and dot-biz domains) and strong growth of CSCs, as network clients and marketers find new ways to exploit their use.

Strikingly, when the laser was delivered by a hair-like diffusing optical fiber into muscle, laser illumination greatly boosted not only humoral but also cell-mediated immune responses provoked by i.m. immunization with OVA relative to OVA alone.

This market has been boosted not only by rising employment and income levels but also by government incentives for private higher education.

"As it stands at present, salary sacrifice is an extremely useful scheme to boost not only pension contributions but also things such as child benefit – by reducing income below the threshold for reductions in benefits.

The widely trailed "tax cuts for low earners" turned out to boost not only allowances but also thresholds up the scale, and so is worth more to higher- than basic-rate payers.

Under the umbrella of the state organization, smaller film commissions have been formed in individual towns, all with the same goal -- bringing film production into the community to boost not only the arts but also the local economy.

These techniques are shown to boost not only the parallel but also the single-threaded efficiency of our code.

Transcend just announced the 500GB StoreJet 25D3 drive that boosts not only the faster interface, but a host of other features that sets this one apart from the few other drives on the market.

This seems to boost not only appetite but also your general dissatisfaction with your body in general, as if you weren't already emotional enough.

Improved crops, that have built-in resistance to diseases or resilience to hot temperatures can boost not only food supplies, but also incomes.