Sentence examples for but also a systematic from inspiring English sources

And that has led to really vile working conditions, but also a systematic approach of subcontracting the labour intensive stages of processing which means de-shelling where workers hold these acidic raw nuts in their hands and then have to break them open to extract the cashew nut that we eat.

About 1140 the monk John Gratian completed his Concordia discordantium canonum ("Harmony of Contradictory Laws"), later called the Decretum Gratiani ("Gratian's Decree"); it became not only the definitive canonical collection of the entire preceding tradition but also a systematic application of the scholastic method to all legal material.

s-ITSF provides not only prevention of accident but also a prompt and systematic action through the management after accident.

Not only does our work proposes a detailed model of the facilitated diffusion mechanism with a highly efficient implementation strategy, but also presents a systematic and comprehensive assessment of crucial parameters in this system.

The accuracy of our predictions in this study is significantly improved as we not only combine gene expression data from both P. yoelii and P. falciparum and cover virtually all lifecycle stages, but also establish a systematic literature mining pipeline to explore many new groups of functionally-related genes based on co-citation in 1,278 malaria-related publications.

The ALARA principle is not only applicable at the patient level, but also at a systematic or population level.

Our SRS method not only extends the deterministic annealing approach to the 3D image domain (Sections 3.1 and 3.2), but also proposes a systematic way to incorporate the domain prior information of cells' spatial distribution to solve real cell annotation and segmentation problems (Section 3.3).

Its integration into the business model can be a key success factor, but also a challenge that requires a systematic approach.

Due to the fact that IM is not only a systematic, but also a circular approach, the results of our study can be used as a starting point in the tailoring process.

This distortion was partly due to an innocent projection of the biographers' preferences, but to some extent, it was also a systematic effort at spinning the facts, especially in the case of Borowski.

There is also a systematic failure of Japanese boards to question management.