Sentence examples for but also a commonly from inspiring English sources

From this point of view, studying the case-filing process is important from two perspectives: it is not only a key procedure in the transformation from a dispute to a case but also a commonly followed procedure for the resolution of disputes through legal means.

To assess the magnitude of olaparib sensitivity, we used NAMPT siRNA in olaparib dose response survival experiments, demonstrating that each of the siRNA species sensitized not only CAL51 cells but also a commonly used PARP inhibitor resistant tumour cell line, HeLa (Fig 3D and E).

In recent years, the genus Pestalotiopsis is receiving increasing attention, not only because of its economic impact as a plant pathogen but also as a commonly isolated endophyte which is an important source of bioactive natural products.

Britons may be relaxed about the impact of Brexit on their personal finances, but it is also a commonly held view that Britain needs to be part of a European trading bloc; 54% agree while just 14% disagree.

This may be in part a statement of provider prowess, obviously partly reflects expectations of women that sex partners will give them gifts, but it is also a commonly voiced complaint by men about women that they only are interested in men for what they can get from them.

Animation has long played a bigger role in East Asian pop culture, not just as children's entertainment but also as a commonly accepted accent on television shows and a medium for public service announcements for all age groups.

"Mak," Harris explains, "is bahasa Indonesia for 'mother', but also just a commonly used endearment to refer to older relatives.

This approach not only circumvents the limitations surrounding d' estimates, but also addresses a commonly tested hypothesis in clinical ROH research.

Britt. is not only an edible plant but also a traditional medicinal plant commonly used for treating common cold.

These deviations are peculiar to MR103, but not to B&K4160, which is also a commonly used laboratory standard microphone throughout the world.

"Draw down" is also a commonly used metaphor, but I'm not at all sure for what.