Sentence examples for muscle not only from inspiring English sources

This muscle not only is important in providing forward thrust in quadrupedal locomotion but is the chief depressor of the forelimb in birds and bats.

"Chevron is one of the biggest corporate contributors to political campaigns in the U.S. and exercises its political and legal muscle not only in Washington but in other capitals across the world to get what it wants," he said.

The company has some muscle not only in funding, but also what it can offer in terms of scaling out and up.

He seems genuinely thrilled to be at Vanity Fair, going on and on about the mag's growing muscle not only in Hollywood but in D.C.

I promise you, once you have strengthened that muscle, not only does the lens in which you see the world become more beautiful, you become more beautiful as well.

In isometrically contracting muscle, not only are there many strongly bound heads, but there is an external load to prevent the fibers from shortening.

Despite this large imbalance between the capacities for fatty acid β-oxidation and the ETC, the iron deficient muscles not only did not become insulin resistant, but were completely protected against the insulin resistance induced by a high fat diet.

Since regeneration of denervated muscles not only depends on nerve supply, but also on its regenerative capability, the muscle can be a target organ for cell therapy.

These results suggest that in wild-type animals, the pharyngeal muscles not only shape the gland projection but also restrict its growth.

The ECM plays a major role in skeletal muscles, not only by stabilizing myofiber during contraction and by transmitting forces along adjacent myofibers, but also by regulating myogenesis and muscle regeneration.

However, there seems to be variation in the percentage of muscle EC not only between muscle groups but also with age (figure 3B & C).