Sentence examples for not only augments from inspiring English sources
But enhancing CO2 levels, Ziska has found, not only augments the growth rate of many common weeds, increasing their size and bulk; it also changes their chemical composition.
It is suggested that a certain amount of N2O added to the catalyst before use not only augments the sites associated with ethylene production from acetylene, but also depletes the sites responsible for direct ethane formation.
Down-regulation of SRT701 not only augments H3K9ac but also decreases H3K9me2.
CONCLUSIONS Extended administration of GLP-1 not only augments glucose-stimulated insulin secretion, but also shifts the dynamics of the insulin response to earlier release in both diabetic and nondiabetic humans.
This year, the program has outdone itself with one of its most ambitious projects to date, and one that not only augments the atmosphere of the space, but also the very air party-goers breathe.
Addition of rIDE at 2.5 hr after infection with VZV resulted in an increase in the size of plaques (P<0.0001 for both rIDE vs. BSA control and rIDE vs. Buffer, Fig. 4B), suggesting that rIDE not only augments infectivity of cell-free virus at entry but also promotes infectivity through enhanced cell-to-cell spread of virus.
But I think that a good use of digital technologies can not only augment but enhance direct contact.
Some studies suggest that DCS may not only augment extinction learning but could also facilitate fear memory reconsolidation.
When you put more boots on the ground, you not only augment your army's firing power, you give it the capacity to experiment.
Once gathered and processed, the specimens not only augment collections at Harvard and the host Chinese institutions, but are shared with researchers around the world in a collaborative exchange that trades specimens for expert help identifying them.
Enhancers are cis-regulatory regions in the DNA that not only augment the transcription of associated genes but also play a key role in cell-type specific gene expression1,2.
