Sentence examples for only are essential from inspiring English sources

Viscosity and rheological behaviors not only are essential parameters for nanofluid stability and flow behaviors but also affect the heat transfer efficiency of direct solar absorbers.

These workers not only are essential to the state's labor pool, but they also buy things from California businesses, pay local and state taxes, and go on to create more jobs.

Female germ cells not only are essential for the propagation of species but also play an important role in ovarian organogenesis.

Moreover, detailed comparisons of the proteins putatively involved in T6S activation in T. turnerae with those of P. aeruginosa, provided evidence that not only are essential proteins of this pathway conserved and likely to be functional, but also, that the mechanism of initiation and signal propagation may be as well.

SCFAs not only are essential for the integrity of the colonic epithelial cells but also exert anti-inflammatory effects in models of IBD [ 31].

Tom Waters and Mary Waters Spaulding have not only been essential in bringing their father's films online, they have a unique perspective on a talented man whose contribution to the history of North Carolina was only beginning to be appreciated when he died in 1997.

Restricting changes to the reference codon only is essential for the model, since changes outside the reference codon will require the consideration of other overlapping codons outside of the sextet, and so ad infinitum.

Binding of Stx to its receptor Gb3 not only is essential for Stx retrograde transport to the endoplasmic reticulum and toxicity but also activates signaling through the tyrosine kinase Syk.

In contrast, the more specific regulators and the regulons they control will only be essential or advantageous in particular habitats.

These biomass components may only be essential or non-essential under certain conditions, however, necessitating the use of condition-specific biomass reactions for specific model applications.

Taken together, removal of Aurora B from centromeres may only be essential for some aspects of mitotic exit, such as nuclear envelope reformation (Ramadan et al. 2007).