Sentence examples for does not only improve from inspiring English sources

The injection of CO2 does not only improve oil recovery, but also contributes to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

The proposed scheme for all-optical virtual private network (VPN) does not only improve transmission efficiency, but also realize full-duplex communication mode in a single fiber.

The proposed method is multi-functional and does not only improve the oil recovery by integrating fracturing and displacement methods but also reduces the costs of reservoir development and protects the environment.

Several numerical examples show that the current adaptive GRP scheme does not only improve the resolution as well as accuracy of numerical solutions with a few mesh points, but also reduces possible errors or oscillations effectively.

This paper reveals that the acid pre-treatment, does not only improve the metal dispersion of metals but most importantly, it promotes their gold enrichment, dramatically decreasing the parallel H2O2 decomposition, which is key for the economic feasibility of the process.

This does not only improve molecular formula identification, but can potentially be used to reconstruct biochemical networks.

And if you want to improve your ability to hear… well, there's evidence to suggest an additional language doesn't only improve cognitive function, it can enhance our auditory neurology and as a result we can remember more and are better at paying attention.

And density doesn't only improve affordability, it's also good for the environment: Tightly packed cities generate far lower emissions per person than sprawl.

The mechanisms "radically short product development processes", "virtual engineering of complete value chains", "better performing than engineered" and "revolutionary short value chains" do not only improve manufacturing processes but also product development processes and thus meet current challenges as resource and energy efficiency.

Analysis of the surveys indicates that students did not only improve their ability to design market-driven products but also learnt key entrepreneurial skills such as appreciating product design as a business niche area, conducting market research and identifying customer's needs and wants.

The mucilage did not only improve technological quality of GF bread, but proved to be more acceptable in terms of sensory assessment compared with the control [9].