Sentence examples for mainly not only from inspiring English sources

It is a deciduous broadleaved species that grows mainly not only in pure stands but also in mixed stands with the evergreen N. betuloides (guindo) species (Cruz et al. 2007).

Echoes that appeared to be from mesospheric heights were reported as early as 1930 (Appleton 1930), and in the years that followed, a number of reports of echoes, mainly not only from the 50 100 km height interval but also some of uncertain origin from the 15 to 65 km height range (see e.g., Watson-Watt et al. 1937) were made.

IL-6 has mainly not only pro- but also anti-inflammatory actions and an important role in endothelial adhesion [ 10].

This alkalinisation has been considered to be driven mainly not only by the activation of the Na+/H+ exchanger, but also by Na+, K+ and Cl−- cotransport systems.

Obviously, our study has limitations, firstly because the CIN2 or 3 lesions have not been differentiated and secondly because mainly not only CIN2 but also CIN3 may regress.

Specific fructose-metabolizing enzymes, fructokinase, aldolase B, and triokinase, are present mainly not only in the liver but also in enterocytes and tubular kidney cells where this pre-processing occurs (Fig.  1).

Most chemo drugs developed in these two waves are mainly genotoxic, not only because they mainly target genomic DNA or some components that affect or are needed for DNA synthesis or repair 64 but also because most mutations are deleterious 65.

The learners are mainly but not only Orthodox.

Cloth manipulation by robots is gaining popularity among researchers because of its relevance, mainly (but not only) in domestic and assistive robotics.

They were unlawfully killed, the jury decided, mainly but not only because of the gross negligence of the police, and one man in particular, the match commander, Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield.

Moreover, of the analysis factors considered for street trees, volume is mainly used not only for further research on health assessment, environment analysis, carbon storage estimation, and economic analysis, but also for local government management of street trees.