Sentence examples for it contributes not only from inspiring English sources

Accounting for 1/3 of the ion channel mass, this PMD only exists in TRPML and TRPP families, and it contributes not only to the channel assembly by homotypic interaction but also to the allosterically regulation and channel gating.

However, it seems that the interaction between these factors (i.e. neuroticism and adverse childhood experiences) is even more complex, as it contributes not only to the severity [ 8] but also to the development of the disorder [ 12].

Although studies have not been entirely consistent, it is believed that stress contributes not only to development of disease but also to disease exacerbations.

The contrast material identification contributes not only its quantification (see the above section on Dual-energy CT under Basic principles), but also its subtraction [19, 20, 21].

There is an alternative - it is an alternative where Africa grows, thrives, and contributes not only to her own development, but to world recovery.

Our education contributes not only to our understanding of the world but also to our capacity to reshape it and ourselves.

The work contributes not only to our understanding of the underlying mechanisms but also develops a very simple tool for predicting thawing/impregnation phenomena during cold immersion storage.

CDM contributes not only to the cost-effective achievement of CO2 emissions reduction target of developed countries, but also to sustainable development in developing countries.

The application of CRM contributes not only to the acquisition and retention of customers for the company through identification and satisfaction of the customers' needs; it also facilitates the communication between the company and their customers [1].

This superior performance is ascribed to the effect of ternary compounds, which contributes not only to increasing the packing density, but also to creating the Si-O-Zr bond that makes additional reactions between SiO2/ZrO2 and lithium ions possible.

Work has intrinsic value, and contributes not only to economic growth but also to the richness of the human experience.