Sentence examples for but also enlarged from inspiring English sources

She said her CarePages Web site not only strengthened her network of close friends during the medical ordeal, but also enlarged the group.

Results of filtration experiments and microstructure characterization confirmed that IPDI cross-linking GO not only enhanced structural stability but also enlarged the nano-channels among GO sheets for higher water permeability.

About 600 bc, at Smyrna, the first intimation of the style appeared in stone columns with capitals elaborately carved in floral hoops a pattern derived from Asian examples and used mainly on smaller objects and furniture but also enlarged for architecture.

Baker both reduced the original number of species of Herbert, but also enlarged the genus by adding in other genera such as Habranthus, Phycella, Rhodophiala and Rhodolirion (also called Rhodolirium, and subsequently moved to Rhodophilia), which he included as separate sections of Hippeastrum.

The institution of high levels of PEEP reduced the poorly aerated areas but also enlarged the hyperinflated areas.

This suggests that the first kissing inflation not only repaired the distorted geometry, but also enlarged the cells of the side branch stent allowing easier performance of FKBI.

Our model is community-centric, not only growing the economic pie, but also enlarging the community's slice of it.

The CO2 activation not only creates micropores within the carbon frameworks but also enlarges the mesopores by elimination of the carbon pore walls.

The worsened short-channel control of nanoscale transistor not only increases standby power dissipation, but also enlarges electrical characteristic fluctuations, such as the deviation of threshold voltage, drive current, mismatch, etc.

The crystal orientation growth of LiFe0.75Mn0.25PO4 with plate-like morphology not only reduces the Li-ion transport length, but also enlarges the (010) surface, and leads to the improvement of Li-ion diffusion.

It makes a valuable contribution to the fields of both history and educational policy, specifically because it pulls so many ideas together in a new way". "Every once in a while, a book comes along that not only makes a significant contribution to the literature but also enlarges the playing field on which future discussions of the issues will take place.