Sentence examples for not only attached from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the report notes that the content issues it's focused on are not only attached to Facebook's business but apply widely across various internet platforms — hence growing interest in some form of "industry-wide self-regulatory body".

Another possible explanation for the high abundance in the effluent is that these bacteria grew not only attached to the granule, but also in the bulk liquid as free floating cells.

Presence of green fluorophore (white in Figure 1, Alexa 488 + biotin-PLGA microparticles) around the microparticle indicates that the biotin not only attached to the perimeter, but also was still biologically available for the streptavidin post-microparticle processing.

It is shown that the SnO2 nanoparticles of 3 6 nm in diameter are not only attached onto the surface of graphene sheets by anchoring with surface functional groups, but they also are encapsulated in pore channels formed by entangled graphene sheets.

The grounding of Lent as a walking pilgrimage is symbolically connected with "40," which is not only attached to Jesus wandering in the wilderness, but also Elijah's pilgrimage to Mt. Horeb, and Moses leading the people in the Sinai wilderness.

This suggests that evidence as a concept is not only attached to empirical studies but also to dynamic concepts to do with growth, difference and processes.

Now, however, long-standing club sponsors Mend-A-Hose Hydraulics are not only attaching their own name to it, but bringing back the Jungle as well.

In addition, the silver nanoparticle gel not only attaches on cell membranes but also penetrates into the bacteria and fungus.

One would be for each congressperson who requests an earmark to not only attach his/her name to it but to have to report it online.

These findings suggested that a periodontal pathogen, Aa Y4, periodontal pathogenic bacteria, can not only attach but also internalize to epithelial cells in a manner different from the control S. sanguis.

Moreover, observation that microalgal and Synechocystis cells not only attach to A. fumigatus fungal filaments, but also to each other suggests that produced cell wall-free protoplasts have lost their negative charges.