Sentence examples for not only accumulated from inspiring English sources

It has not only accumulated physical capital but also acquired more know-how, better technology and cleverer techniques.

The Greeks and Romans not only accumulated a great body of knowledge about the Earth but also developed the sciences of astronomy and mapmaking, which helped them accurately locate places.

Sanu has not only accumulated a lot of receptions this season — he has caught 10 passes or more in six games — but he has scored seven touchdowns and has made spectacular catches, like a leaping one-hand grab for a touchdown against North Carolina.

Mueller et al. and Zhang et al. observed that endostatin/collagen XVIII+ cells are not only accumulated at the lesion site, in pannecrotic debris zone, and perivascular Virchow-Robin spaces (the drainage route for blood-borne leucocytes), but also at the lesion margin after TBI and spinal cord injury [ 10, 11, 18].

Although Titus was not allowed an independent triumph, he became virtually a partner in Vespasian's rule, not only accumulating consulates and imperatorial salutations with his father but also being given command of the Praetorian Guard.

Having a hybrid biomaterial composed of the aforementioned constituents not only accumulates the useful characteristics of each component, but also provides outstanding composite properties.

As [18 F]-fluoro-deoxy-glucose (FDG) not only accumulates in tumour tissue but is also seen in inflammatory tissue, new tracers more specific for malignancy are therefore warranted.

Soil solution in equilibrium with the mineral phases not only accumulates the geochemically mud components but also acts as a natural buffer that controls the transfer of chemical elements and compounds and has the ability to reduce the negative impact of pollutants on plants and animals (Samohvalova et al. 2014).

Finally, we show that ArmΔCXM19 not only accumulates in membranes, but also in nuclei at the D/V boundary, where it is responsive to Wg.

Intriguingly, the actinobacterium Kineococcus radiotolerans has been shown to not only accumulate soluble copper to high levels within the cytoplasm, but the phenotype also correlated with enhanced cell growth during chronic exposure to ionizing radiation.

As previously demonstrated, E. faecalis not only accumulates in the intestinal lumen but proliferates in the gut, resulting in a long-lasting infection that persists for the entire lifespan of the worms [14].