Sentence examples for not only impart from inspiring English sources
Minerals not only impart hardness to bones and teeth but also function broadly in metabolism e.g., as electrolytes controlling the movement of water in and out of cells, as components of enzyme systems, and as constituents of many organic molecules.
Bilin pigments not only impart various colours to certain animal parts or products but are also indispensable in a number of photoperiodic processes in green plants and as accessory pigments in the photosynthetic process in red algae.
Starting injecting water before production could not only impart significant additional energy for production but also slow down the reduction rate of permeability, which is a combined active effect for reservoir development.
Elevated mCXCL1 levels under HFD not only impart neutrophilia but also promote mobilization of classical monocytes exhibiting higher CXCR2 surface expression than their non-classical counterparts.
His signature not only imparts legitimacy to an agreement but absolves opponents from any responsibility for the concessions it may entail.
Aboard a giant multihull like PlayStation, Steve Fossett's otherworldly 105-foot catamaran, the anemometer, or wind-speed indicator, not only imparts invaluable information, it also serves as a reasonable guide to the emotional well-being of the boat's 12-man crew.
Prof. Yu not only imparted knowledge, but also educated his students how to behave.
The current study demonstrating the use of novel amphotericin B loaded fibrin microsphere not only imparts protection to the encapsulated amphotericin B but also offers an effective strategy to decrease the drug associated toxicities.
Introduction of carboxylic acid in the dyes not only imparted the dyes with water solubility but also provided a versatile sensing platform for designing the fluorescent probes and sensors of biomolecules.
Shows like Reading Rainbow and Mr. Rogers Neighborhoodd not only imparted letters and numbers upon children but also taught children how to navigate life, treat others with dignity and respect and inspire curiosity.
Of particular interest is the gluten fraction of wheat grain, as this not only imparts unique technological characteristics, but also plays a major role in intolerance and allergy.
