Sentence examples for not only mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Some cases are so clearly adaptive that there have evolved not only mechanisms for regeneration, but mechanisms for self-amputation, as if to exploit the regenerative capability.

We theorized that HCA of AR would be an ideal technology to directly analyze patient-derived genital skin fibroblasts to identify not only mechanisms associated with abnormal AR activities, but also therapeutic options normalizing mutant AR functions.

The clinical setting of POAF offers numerous opportunities to study not only mechanisms of POAF but also of AF in general, as cardiac surgery enables direct access to the heart.

Genetic studies in yeast, worms, flies, mice and other organisms have helped to clarify not only mechanisms of inheritance, but have also fundamentally altered our understanding of cellular and molecular physiology, embryonic development, epigenetics, sex determination and evolutionary biology, among other areas.

The optimized mechanisms not only satisfy mechanism and structural constraints but also have optimum objective function values in the two disciplines.

Such practices include not only legal mechanisms established in tenure regimes but also illegal mechanisms such as fraud, theft, "force, violence or the threat of them" ([29]: 668), [30].

v) Cells must not only have mechanisms to generate these loop arrays, they must also have mechanisms to shorten these arrays to produce the typically short mitotic chromosomes.

Therefore, not only glutamatergic mechanisms, but also changes in monaminergic and cholinergic pathways seem to be involved in CSD.

This shows that not only "effective mechanisms" should be applied but they have to be suited to the right political context.

Safety-critical systems not only use mechanisms to reduce the occurrence of state inconsistency, but also require methods to recover from state inconsistency for safety.

However, the actual NLCD data reflects not only the mechanisms driving forest area change but also data limitations, such as classification errors.