Sentence examples for not only entailed from inspiring English sources

Deprivation of genomic DNA not only entailed loss of complete genes, but also affected intergenic and intronic sequences.

From the case studies and from additional information gathered during the interviews, it becomes clear how the Internet, as one interviewee reported, has not only "entailed an explosion of the phenomenon", but also re-designed several stages of trafficking activity and the modalities through which some of them are carried out.

Further, the most efficient method of inoculating large areas was by aerial spraying, a procedure that not only entailed higher cost but that would also face regulatory uncertainties over spraying GM bacteria.

Today, she "lost" both the seltzer and the schmaltz herrings — a losing that entailed not only not remembering where she put them but not recognizing them when she saw them.

The financial crisis prompted a rise in debtor incarcerations, not only by virtue of the widespread financial ruin entailed by the mortgage crisis, but also through the rise of vulturous collections firms.

The passage of Law No 27.045, that lowered the mandatory starting age of education from 5 to 4 years, only entailed new obligations to the families and not the government.

The treatment of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis with glatiramer acetate entailed cost savings when compared to interferon-β in patients with spasticity, which not only resulted from its lower costs of therapy and relapse management but also from its favourable effect on reducing spasticity.

Finally, given their age, some caregivers had to deal not only with their sick spouse but also with aging parents with diminished autonomy, a situation that entailed particular needs: " A lady to keep my mother, who has Alzheimer's, company would leave me more time for my sick husband… " (CG #32).

Competition, which in the past was severe but "only" entailed acting and reading capability, now requires engineering skill, editing skills and sufficient money and space to build a viable studio.

The experiment only entailed increasing the maximum distance that beetle individuals could move in a day from 14 to 50 m, all other behavioural characteristics of the beetle were left unchanged.

But what is not entailed is (C**) veridical experiences don't give us perceptual awareness of ordinary objects.