Sentence examples for enlarged not only from inspiring English sources

In the reign of Thutmose III (1479 26) the temple was greatly enlarged; not only did he add to the existing structures and add a pylon (the sixth) and pillared courts containing halls in which he inscribed the annals of his campaigns, but he also built to the east of the Middle Kingdom area a transverse temple in the form of a jubilee pavilion.

In prostate cancer, however, some data indicate that pelvic lymph nodes may be enlarged not only due to metastatic disease but also because of associated hyperplastic or regressive alterations [21].

The propagation mechanism of the air hole formation was proposed to firstly originate by dewetting up to 300% elongation, and enlarged not only by breaking of a superimposed fibril structure, but also by merging effect air holes between fibrous resin matrix.

Libraries in the conquered countries should be enlarged, not expurgated.

The concept of adab was soon enlarged to include not only educational prose dealing with etiquette for all classes of people but belles lettres in general.

In addition, the construction of the SDS sets, taken from the Pawlowski (2003) study seems to have involved enlarging female silhouettes, not only their elongation.

Further, in situ polymerization not only enlarged the recovery water flux after filtration experiments with bovine serum albumin (BSA) but also improved the hydrophilicity of both the top-surface and the bottom-surface of the PVDF membranes.

Though Air technology had been implemented in previous shoes, this was the first time the air pockets were not only enlarged, but made visible through a partially transparent sole.

Intriguingly, we found that not only enlarged, but also a certain amount of small-sized adipocytes existed in epicardial adipose tissues of CAD patients.

In doing so, this pocket is not only enlarged compared to that of the wild-type synthetase, but a suitable hydrogen-bonding network for interaction with the nitro group is also formed.

The livers of mice receiving 150 mpk simvastatin appeared not only enlarged, but also extremely steatotic (i.e. very pale and soft consistency) (Fig 6C); in contrast, livers from mice receiving 50 mpk simvastatin were visually indistinguishable from the livers of control mice (Fig 6C).