Sentence examples for and also entail from inspiring English sources

However as Mehl notes that can be prohibitively expensive and also entail long wait times to get seen.

They'd benefit from newer models that rely more on pacing to keep the heart pumping (cutting the number of shocks needed to correct abnormal heart rhythms by up to 75%) and also entail fewer hospital checkups.

In a previous study (Vollmar et al., 2011, 2012), we investigated the interaction of motor and cognitive networks in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy using an n-back functional MRI task, which assesses visual-spatial working memory with increasing cognitive demand and also entails a complex motor component (Kumari et al., 2009).

On the other hand, the maintenance of terraces is costly and for that reason eventually unaffordable for many farmers, and they also entail a mischaracterization of the historical and architectural heritage of the Douro Wine Region (UNESCO World Heritage).

There is ample evidence that these methods do benefit biodiversity, and can also entail various economic benefits.

The expansion would involve developing nuclear generation technologies that are not currently used commercially anywhere in the world, and would also entail a huge expansion from the current electricity contribution of nuclear power to the UK grid.

Not only will welfare mean control of pain and suffering, it will also entail nurturing and fulfilment of the animals' natures".

Field-level data collection and any surveys will also entail proper use of sampling and statistical methods.

It has reminded us that European values need not mean tolerance, culture, and affluence--they can also entail brutality, primitivism, and misery.

Well, unless you're being very literal indeed and think it could also entail not raising rates.

I told her that it would be great if she wants to learn photography, and that it would also entail mastery of the mathematical elements of photography.