Sentence examples for not only obviate from inspiring English sources

The dummy roads not only obviate any feasibility concern, they are also devised to replicate reality.

We have precisely defined uniformly most powerful (UMP) alphabets, which not only obviate all catastrophic parameters but also reach the minimal distance upper bound for all parameter values.

A more appropriately designed electrode that accommodates to the shape and size of peripheral nerves would not only obviate this problem, but would also reduce the procedural time required by the surgeons.

Gender separation does not only obviate reproduction, but also alters social structure.

This not only obviates the helical void, but also endows proteins with important functionalities, including metal ion coordination, enhanced flexibility and specific enzyme-substrate binding interactions.

Incorporation of third-party open source libraries not only obviates code duplication but also enables interoperability with a wider range of third-party software.

Third, prevention of heregulin transport to the nucleus by deleting its nuclear localization signal [ 25, 26] not only obviated the ability of heregulin to enhance resistance to gefitinib but also further disrupted HER2/HER3 cross-talk in MCF-7 breast cancer cells (Menendez JA, Lupu R, unpublished observations).

The implications of this are far reaching; in short not only does this approach obviate the dubious process of background subtraction but gives access to more accurate kinetic and equilibrium values that tend towards more affine measurements since any multiphase behaviour can be separated from non-specific binding.

This view brought him into direct and bitter conflict with Jean-Baptiste Morin, who also suspected Gassendi of an arch-Copernicanism that was not only against Church teaching but would obviate the astrological structures central to Morin's theories.

Not only does the lateness of diagnosis obviate radical treatment options, it also prevents recruitment of appropriate medical and social inputs, including optimization of symptom control using palliative treatments, the planning of care and the time for the patient and family to adjust to the diagnosis.

The restoration of codon-specific translation speed therefore not only ameliorates protein aggregation but also obviates the need for increased protein quality control and repression of growth-related genes.