Sentence examples for does not only facilitate from inspiring English sources

Mounting evidence suggests that mtDNA does not only facilitate antibacterial immunity and regulate antiviral signaling, but also contribute to inflammatory diseases following cellular damage and stress.

The availability of data of different functional areas does not only facilitate the planning of a city but enables various service providers to provide better services to citizens more intelligently.

This makes it likely that an infrastructure that facilitates teachers to be interdependent in goal attainment does not only facilitate teachers' engagement in professional learning activities, but can be expected to also enhance their self-efficacy, that is, the facilitation of teacher learning by goal interdependence can be expected to be mediated by their self-efficacy.

Insight into outcome definitions does not only facilitate comparability between studies, it may also explain variability between or even within studies.

This can be explained by the fact that adaptation does not only facilitate the backward (R) transition, but also complicates the forward (H) transition, if the adaptation develops too fast.

(Okezie, male) Additionally, over 80percentt of the male participants stressed that alcohol in parties does not only facilitate sexual negotiations, but it also provides an opportunity to show off masculinity and gain social capital.

Not Just for Hippies Anymore - Our fair city doesn't only facilitate our recycling efforts; it subsidizes composting as well.

Ibuprofen did not only facilitate postmitochondrial events, including the activation of cisplatin-induced caspase-9, but also the activation of Bax, causing the release of cytochrome c.

The results show that the SSFF process does not only enhance effective cell performance but also facilitates simultaneous glucose and xylose utilization, which is important for broad range of biomass utilization for lignocellulosic ethanol production.

Quantification of tissue optical properties does not only yield direct diagnostic information, it also facilitates the use of quantitative in vivo fluorescence measurements.

The elimination of manual bench-work does not only minimize time and expenses, it also provides very homogenous datasets that facilitate comparison and the application of statistical methods.