Sentence examples for is modified not only from inspiring English sources

The sense of hopelessness that lurks in the margins of his work is modified not only by the pint glass and the tobacco tin - though few Kelman fictions are without them - but by a characteristic Glaswegian feeling for the absurd.

The present data demonstrate that in PL layer III, pyramidal neurons themselves show a lateralization which is modified not only by stress but also by normal time-of-day-dependent activity.

Moreover, as will be seen in the following section, humankind is modifying not only the chemistry of local and regional water bodies but also that of the entire global atmosphere-hydrosphere by increasing the rates of input of natural substances and by introducing new synthetic substances to the environment.

The appearance of two headgroup peaks indicates that the Marinobacter bacterium is modifying not only its own acyl marinobactin siderophores but also the acyl aquachelin siderophores in vivo.

Unlike other Hello Kitty PCs, this model has been modified not only design- but also hardware-wise (see the picture above).

The effects of music on blood pressure were modified not only by the melody and timbre of the music but also by emotional responses during listing.

It is demonstrated that the absorption spectra can be modified not only by changing the temperature from 193 K to 413 K, but also via acid base doping involving the protonation of nitrogen atom in imine group.

It is demonstrated that both the absorption and photoluminescence spectra can be modified not only by changing the ratio of conjugated to non-conjugated segment in the polymer main chain but also via acid base doping involving the protonation of ketimine groups.

This transcriptional state can be modified not only by internal and external cues affecting gene expression and post-transcriptional processing, but also by RNA and DNA editing through activity-dependent intracellular transport and modulation of RNAs and RNA regulatory supercomplexes, and through trans-neuronal and systemic trafficking of functional RNA subclasses.

Two commercially available sprinkler heads (with thin and massive frame arms) were modified, not only in terms of deflector plate design, but also with respect to the orifice diameter, in order to decrease the flow and study the effect on liquid sheet thickness, initial sheet angle, sheet breakup distance and drop size distributions and their correspondence with the existing mathematical models.

The properties and uses of this clay mineral can be modified not only by altering the structural Fe(II)/Fe(III) ratio (Grygar et al. 2007), but also by replacing the interlayer cations with a variety of inorganic and organic cations (Leungo et al. 2011; Bigi et al. 2000).