Sentence examples for it not only informs from inspiring English sources
The standard answer, in brief, is that the macro description is not a description of physical reality itself a description of our perceptions of that reality, and that the laws of nature entail that the act of perceiving it not only informs us but alters the world itself in a way that brings it into concordance with our collective experience.
In this study, we primarily focused upon particle transport speed because it not only informs about the function of individual ciliated cells but takes into account the coordinated function of many cells and thus more closely reflects the in vivo situation.
In recent history, it not only informed Barack Obama's early political organising, but its tactics have been adopted by the US Republican right to disrupt Obama's health policies.
It not only informed my reporting, but now as I move forward with an engagement program, this community is actively participating in the shaping of the program.
It not only informed me about yet another case of an African being unjustly killed without no one really being held accountable for his killing, but it was yet another reminder that this fight for justice is a historical one.
It is a role that not only informs children like nine-year-old Nurkafiha about the past, but could also brighten her chances for the future.
This knowledge not only informs the disease data analysis process, it provides important insight into the range of baseline transcriptional regulation in human populations.
Upon notification of a case of serious misconduct, the UN now not only informs the country concerned, but also invites it to investigate the incident in co-operation with its own Office of Internal Oversight Services.
The power strip not only informs you which device sucks up how much power, but it also alerts you when things get critical through a buzz alarm.
