Sentence examples for not only conserve from inspiring English sources

Intriguing research published last week suggests that turning the thermostat down to a chilly 61 degrees will not only conserve energy, it might conceivably help some people lose weight.

The CCGT power plants not only conserve our limited reserves but also reduce emissions and protect our lives and environment (Balat 2010; De Biasi 2002).

When modified with scientific tools, the same traditional units offer homeowners and builders schematic prototypes that not only conserve and produce energy but are also comfortable, attractive, and economical to operate in warmer tropical conditions.

It is indeed interesting that most RNases not only conserve the structure of the binding site but also dynamic properties in the ns-ps range.

It now not only conserves plants; it also preserves their relationships.

This not only conserves natural resources but also enhances the properties of existing building materials leading to economical and environment friendly construction.

This efficient utilization not only conserves electrical energy but also reduces the tariff enabling smart grid friendly towards the utility companies as well as consumers.

This suggests that gene regulation mechanisms involving IDEs are not only conserved among graminaceous (strategy II) plants but are also functional in nongraminaceous (strategy I) plant species.

Unless you opt for a bucket or dig a latrine trench outdoors, the best option is a composting toilet, which not only conserves water but produces fertilizer.

The 16S rRNA and DNA-directed RNA polymerase are not only conserved sequences but also important housekeeping markers.

Position 15460, located in ETAS1 deserves special attention since it is not only conserved between various Rattus species (R.rattus, R.exulans, R.tiomanicus, R.hoffmanni, R.tanezumi, and R.sordidus) but also in nine different mammalian species.