Sentence examples for not only examining from inspiring English sources

Since the border was put on highest alert on Sept. 11, immigration and United States Customs inspectors have been not only examining drivers' documents more rigorously, but also opening every passing vehicle's hood and trunk for a visual search.

The current findings enrich those of previous work by pointing to the relevance of not only examining the environmental characteristics of the barroom, but also the role of the target of aggression.

The current findings enrich those of previous work (Boivin et al. 2014; Geoffrion et al. 2014; Graham et al. 2012) by pointing to the relevance of not only examining the environmental characteristics of the barroom, but also the role of the target of aggression.

This means not only examining the main effects of stress and toxicants, but also examining whether psychosocial stress may potentiate (i.e., amplify) the effects of toxicants on the body.

Moreover, our study is not only examining predictive model for different memory functions one at a time but also is enabling data analysis and interpretation in a holistic fashion.

Our study extends these previous study findings by not only examining differences in CAD prevalence, extent, and severity but also prognosis in DM and non-DM individuals matched for age, sex, and other traditional CAD risk factors.

Ms. Lynch said she hoped that the investigation would not only examine whether practices in Chicago violated constitutional practices, but also deter abuses elsewhere.

But "Ties" not only examines the male mentality that allows his abandonment to occur; it also lays bare the complicity between husband and wife in perpetuating the lie of their marriage.

They started building a search engine that would not only examine the words on web pages, but also look at how and where those words were being used and at the number of other websites linked to that page.

This research project (PDF) asks students to not only examine a current event in detail, but also to develop critical thinking skills by analyzing contemporary events using the lens of a historian.

It not only examined a high school season of football but also dug much deeper into sociological issues, describing race relations after federal court-ordered desegregation in 1982; Odessa's boom-and-bust oil economy; weak academic standards; and a university official's statement that girls were "dumbed down," or taught not to pursue high goals.