Sentence examples for not only displayed from inspiring English sources
The weakness was not only displayed in job growth.
These compounds not only displayed exquisite ROMK potency but significantly improved selectivity over hERG.
But Ardern not only displayed a temperamental superiority, she reminded us that being a head of government is a responsibility that one must rise to, regardless of public sentiment on immigration and Muslims, or how one's response will be perceived.
Three of them not only displayed quite potent antiproliferative activity with IC50 values <4 μM but also showed approximately twofold selectivity against cancer cells, compared to non-cancerous cells.
They not only displayed prototypes made out of recycled materials such as water bottles, paper rolls, and plastic bags, but also prepared speeches to describe the problems they identified, the creation and evolution of their designs, and what they would do to further improve their prototypes if given more time.
This effect was accentuated for the measured thresholds of microstructurally-small surface cracks; such small-crack, mixed-mode ΔGTH thresholds not only displayed a minimal influence of mode-mixity but were up to two orders of magnitude smaller than those for corresponding large cracks at the same load ratio and mode-mixity conditions.
Nature 1983, 301 89 92], we know that cancers not only display global hypomethylation, but also, site-specific gene hypermethylation in addition to changes in chromatin modifications.
This scheme allows Galgut to not only display his wonderful sense of place, but also profoundly explore intimate relationships between people.
They not only display information on energy use but, because they are interactive, also help to raise awareness about energy efficiency.
That day, Mr. Romney was not only displaying his hallmark brand of almost comically analytical reasoning but also returning to the place where he first absorbed it.
She told AOL: "Just think of the great films that not only display the diversity of America, but the diversity of the human experience.
