Sentence examples for not only predominantly from inspiring English sources

It is becoming increasingly clear that NALFD is not only predominantly a hepatic manifestation of metabolic syndrome, but also involves extra-hepatic organs and regulatory pathways.

Yet, USA with the highest h-index of 130 not only predominantly completed the most collaborative articles (1286), but also was the major collaborator of 15 other countries (Table 3), which indicated that USA still had unparalleled strength and leadership in the scientific research.

As George Hawley, author of Making Sense of the Alt-Right, told NPR last year, the alt-right is not only "predominantly white millennial men" but also probably represents "a more secular population than the country overall," meaning many of its members are "agnostics and atheists or people who are just generally indifferent to religion".

Occurrence of these mixed subtypes and CRFs indicates that subtype A is not only predominantly in circulation in the Kenyan population but with time, it is slowly evolving and diverging into new HIV strains.

We used both in vitro and in vivo models to show that Aβ evokes a substantial change in neuronal miRNA profiles that is not only predominantly down-regulated, but can occur rapidly, within a few hours of Aβ treatment.

These data suggest that the fungicidal effect of cationic NCR peptides might rely on multiple targets, not only predominantly on the fungal plasma membrane, but also intracellularly.

Finally, English literature has enjoyed a certain diffusion abroad, not only in predominantly English-speaking countries but also in all those others where English is the first choice of study as a second language.

As we found that patients with MNA neuroblastoma had not only a predominantly focal form of metastases but also significantly fewer involved body segments on MIBG imaging at diagnosis, we hypothesize that the lower NET expression in MNA tumours causes the focal pattern.

UMI-Physics classes not only have predominantly positive results with regard to conceptual understanding of physics topics (Brewe et al., 2010), but they also have the first published positive results for reformed introductory physics courses on the Colorado Learning Attitudes about Science Survey (CLASS-Phys; Brewe et al., 2009).

How do footballers who observe Ramadan cope?Many teams in this World Cup have a large Muslim presence and not only those representing predominantly Islamic countries such as Bosnia & Herzegovina, Algeria and Iran.

Dede Allen, who has died after a stroke aged 86, not only broke into the predominantly male preserve of film editing, but developed a style and made innovations so distinctive that a school of editing was named in her honour.