Sentence examples for not only advantage from inspiring English sources
Many florescent markers are available; however, nanoparticles have not only advantage of showing improvement in fluorescent markers for medical imaging and diagnostic applications but also in imaging of tumors and other diseases in vivo [61].
The application of manufactured nanomaterials provides not only advantages resulting from their unique properties, but also disadvantages derived from the possible high energy use and CO2 burden related to their manufacture, operation, and disposal.
In contrast, contractualism represents principles of justice as principles that would be agreed to individuals who are not only advantage-seeking but also "reasonable," in the sense that they are seeking terms of cooperation that can be justified to all of the parties as "free and equal citizens" (Rawls 1993 48 544).
Adapting optical flow exhibits not only advantages but also requirements on the experimental conditions and specific preprocessing.
These methods exhibit not only advantages, but also drawbacks like enzyme leakage for encapsulation methods or a loss in enzyme activity upon covalent binding.
Furthermore, our model results suggest that routine influenza vaccination targeting children and adolescents offers not only advantages for the target group, but provides significant health benefits to the whole population.
Not being saddled with a government that most of them actively don't want isn't the only advantage Australians derive from this arrangement.
Not only economic advantage but also environmental safety and strong resistance for proliferation are required for the fuel cycle.
And he's audacious, not only taking advantage of chocolate's known permutations but also finding new assignments for it.
Besides, TGH electrodes not only took advantage of the efficient activity of nano-photocatalysts, but also possessed the separation-free feature.
Being a polymath is not only an advantage in the modern economy, but it is extremely efficient.
