Sentence examples for enhancing not only from inspiring English sources

Monitoring the installation of building components offers great opportunities for enhancing not only the productivity but the performance of construction operations.

But, like those who understand the benefits of diversity in race, gender and background, advanced thinkers are beginning to appreciate the potential of older people, and the vast opportunity for an upside of aging -- enhancing not only individual lives, but families, communities, workplaces, educational institutions, and societies at large.

Although the current diagnostic technologies are reasonably effective for sporadic and epidemic influenza [ 34], new strategies including more sensitive and more specific tests have been developed enhancing not only diagnostic capability but also the need for retrospective testing [ 34].

Probably, viral respiratory infections may induce inflammation and oxidative stress in the asthmatic airway, enhancing not only the bronchospasm but also the biosynthesis of leukotrienes within the pharyngeal lymphoid tissues, which promote adenotonsillar enlargement and sleep apnea [ 26].

Very potent oncogenes such as activated forms of the receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK) HER2/ErbB2 impinge on multiple aspects of acinus development by enhancing not only the proliferation of oncogene-expressing cells, but also by blocking luminal cell death and by disturbing mechanisms establishing cellular polarity [ 7, 10].

This enhances not only the instrument's looks but its sound as well.

Studies suggest that emotionally charged content enhances not only attention and arousal but also our ability to form stable memories.

"The Lion King," a sold-out hit for nearly five years, enhanced not only the company's box-office receipts but also its artistic reputation.

By refusing to defer to Congress and the president, she has enhanced not only her own power but also the power of the court itself.

To the extent that public policy is intended to enhance not only economic growth but also total happiness, these figures are important.

If you listen to those who believe, as Time recently put it, that "war is good for the economy," this infusion of federal money will enhance not only our national security but our economic security as well.