It has been found that nonlinear analyses are able to give not only an interpretation of the post-buckling behaviour, but also a more correct evaluation of the safety factor for this kind of structures.
"Businesses are increasingly concerned that not only is this data being used in a legally correct way, but also an ethically correct way.
For this reason, much of her work is dedicated to demonstrating not only what God is, but also how a correct understanding of him can be attained.
Furthermore, Minear et al. (2013) observed that HMMs scored lower than LMMs on items from the Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices, but were also faster to give up on difficult items, perhaps reflecting their greater impulsivity, but also possibly a correct assessment that they could not solve the question, or an incorrect assessment that they had correctly solved the question.
We have noted how Buckley (2009) used not only a different definition of response style than is considered in this paper, but also a different method of correcting for bias.
The proposed skill assist method is implemented using our previous power assist device; therefore, the device provides not only a power assist effect but also a skill assist effect to correct the motion.
It was also a correct one.
Better than any 'interpretation' would be a complete possible world (perhaps we can argue about which things are included in 'all possible worlds', but there might also be a correct answer to that question).
Considering the large conformational change accompanying the transition from the apo to the holo form of hDDC [ 27], it can be speculated that the loss of hydrogen bond not only decreases the PLP binding affinity but also could hamper a correct apo → holo conversion resulting in a less catalytically competent conformation as the pH increases above 8.
In submitting to a second oath of office, President Obama not only re-established presidential respect for the rule of law but also corrected, by a transparent and humble act, the misreading (literally in this case) of the Constitution by a "strict constructionist" Supreme Court.
