Sentence examples for preserved not only from inspiring English sources

The Chabannais preserved not only their lives but, more remarkably, their childhoods as well.

The Jews of Fostat, though, preserved not only sacred texts but just about everything they ever wrote down.

By avoiding combat against enemies of Islam until they could muster sufficient military force and moral support, ʿAlī and Muhammad preserved not only their own lives but their divinely appointed mission to spread the faith.

This shabbiness is part of the charm people associate with "Peter," the Russian nickname for the former imperial capital, which, in contrast to the flash and bustle of Moscow, has preserved not only its czarist-era beauty but also the slow pace and grunginess of its recent Soviet past.

Notice that due to the low density nature of LDGM matrices, correlation is preserved not only in the systematic bits but also in the coded bits.

The maximum thickness which retains the best quality {001}<100> texture is 800 nm, since the texture is preserved not only through the layer but also on the surface.

Treatment strategies for laryngeal cancer today are focused on larynx preservation which have the aim to preserve not only the anatomic organ, but, more importantly, also its function [ 9].

One important challenge in biomedicine is the ability to cryogenically preserve not only cells, but also tissue-engineered constructs.

Moreover, the corresponding canonical transformations preserve not only symplectic form but also a class in K2 (like cluster mutations).

For this reason, the ability to cryogenically preserve not only cells, but also TECs, and one day even whole laboratory-produced organs, may be indispensable.

This paper presents a novel parallel decolorization method which effectively preserves not only the spatially local color contrast but also the dominant non-local color contrast.