Sentence examples for not only pave from inspiring English sources

These results not only pave the way for low-cost, efficient, and broadband photovoltaics, but also are promising for the development of MWCNT-based optoelectronic applications.

These results not only pave the way for low-cost, high-efficient, and broadband photovoltaics, but also are promising for the development of generic SWCNT-based optoelectronic applications.

Our studies not only pave a way to the understanding of pharmacological mechanisms of Gefitinib, but also implicate for the necessity to prescreen p53 expression level before clinical application of Gefitinib in human cancer therapy.

The study can not only pave the way to construct the current−voltage curve using a continuity equation model, but also provide new insights into the performance-improving steps for the PSCs prepared under fully open air conditions, which is of great importance for their future commercialization.

This will remove additional barriers to innovation and not only pave the way for digital health care to flourish but enable patients to take a more proactive role in their health, which will help put us on a better path to prevent and manage the nation's most debilitating and costly chronic diseases.

Being first buffalo STR database in the world, this would not only pave the way in resolving current assembly problem but shall be of immense use for global community in QTL/gene mapping critically required to increase knowledge in the endeavour to increase buffalo productivity, especially for third world country where rural economy is significantly dependent on buffalo productivity.

This elegant three-disc set includes some four hours' worth of the Vitaphone short subjects that not only paved the way for talking features but also function today as fascinating records of the American stage of the 1920s.

By this move, they not only paved the way for local management, but they established the assumption that the charter for a commercial company was in reality a political constitution for a new government with only indefinable dependence upon the imperial one in England.

Through a calculated strategy of selling off air rights, the Postal Service has not only paved the way for the destruction of a significant historic structure, but may also enable a developer to build a massive 26-story building on East 12th Street that is utterly inappropriate and out of scale to the site and the area.

It occurs to me that Haussmann's attempt to impose civic order and authority on the medieval jumble of mid-19th century Paris had not only paved the way for the Spectacle, but it had also afforded its – and his – enemies with the material to rip up for their barricades.

This testbed not only paves the way for comparing network construction algorithms but also allows researchers to focus on their algorithms rather than collecting data for testing it or looking for ways to describe its accuracy.