Sentence examples for is produced not only from inspiring English sources

This process, called hemolysis, is produced not only by the osmotic effects of water but also by numerous other mechanisms.

A visual quality made by a photograph or illustration is produced not only for aesthetic concerns but also for concerns about interaction between observers and the artist who design this visualization.

This damage is produced not only in obvious ways (a spilled cup of coffee), but also in subtle ways (even the cumulative effect of sticky fingers or crumbs can ruin equipment -- keyboards have been damaged at the rate of one per day from food crumbs alone, and mice are equally vulnerable).

Interestingly, recent studies reported that IL-17 is produced not only by Th17 cells, but also by other cells including CD8+ T cells and neutrophils32, further suggesting that there are still gaps in our understanding the role of Th17 immune response in pulmonary fibrosis.

Signiness is produced not only by signs in the literal sense, big bright things outside businesses, but by the whole commercial apparatus of hope: by club listings and restaurant reviews and concert posters and coming attractions and even menus found in the lobby.

This means that the diversity of focal mechanisms is produced not only by the difference in frictional strength but also by the heterogeneous stress field.

The second group recognises there are problems: climate change exists, disease is rampant, racism blights our societies, unstoppable internationalisation of production left to itself is producing not only economic growth but deep social inequality.

It's been produced not only with stars but at four times the budget of "The Reagans".

Antineutrinos are produced not only in the decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium isotopes but in a variety of others, including fission products in nuclear power reactors.

Literature in Greek was produced not only over a much wider area but also by those whose mother tongue was not Greek.

Custom-fit bikes were produced not only for every British male road rider but also for every member of the reserves.