Sentence examples for can not only affect from inspiring English sources
The amount of NH4F can not only affect the morphology of Ni(OH 2, but also the microstructure and pore size.
Furthermore, the sensory environment has influences from neurone to behaviour, so it can not only affect the senses directly, but also behaviour, health, physiology, and neurophysiology.
In addition, we postulate that the coating thickness can not only affect wear resistance of the resulting composites, but also impact the dielectric properties of the composites.
How an athlete prepares for a big competition during her period can not only affect performance but relationships within a team.
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Indeed, multisensory processing can not only affect established multisensory convergence zones, but it can also affect brain areas and responses that have traditionally been considered sensory specific (e.g., visual areas) [36, 37].
From Fig. 4, we can find that storage capacity ratio not only affect the channeling period, but also has effect on transition period, linear flow period and formation linear flow period.
Since this was not observed after PLP-L administration, we can conclude that the treatment does not only affect the tumor size but also prevents an increase of tumor-cell density.
In addition, a miRNA can not only directly affect the levels of target mRNA but also indirectly affect the levels of target mRNA, in other words, a miRNA can have secondary effects or even tertiary effects on its target mRNA [ 55].
Care burden can not only negatively affect caregivers' quality of life and attitudes toward providing assistance, but also discourage potential caregivers from being willing to provide care.
8 Pressure ulcers can not only adversely affect quality of life, depression, anxiety and other psychological disorders but can also limit a person's ability to participate in meaningful community activities.
