Sentence examples for but also appropriately from inspiring English sources

Look it up: the examples he cited are both amusingly archaic, but also appropriately gruesome.

This method, not only considered experts' experience, but also appropriately reduced the uncertainties of human involvement during the evaluation process and improved the applicability of our method.

Conclusively, the architecture and the models proposed in this paper shall be useful for not only maximizing the usability of computing facilities in the enterprize but also appropriately handling the scalability issue of its underlined future generation workflow management system in order to cope with massively parallel and very large scale workflow applications.

While international humanitarian organizations have complained that the prisoners are being caged in inhumane conditions, she insisted that they were being treated in accordance with the Geneva Convention, but also appropriately, given what is thought to be their capacity for violence.

The reason may be due to no systematic procedures for the precoding designs are given in[10 12] to combat against the noise effects and numerical errors; while the proposed method not only works out a way to remove the noise components, but also appropriately develops a precoding to combat against the numerical errors.

A thank you note should not only be well thought out but also appropriately timed.

The logic behind this argument is that for gene transfer to be successful the gene has to be not only incorporated into the genome, but it also appropriately regulated and transcribed.

An ideal vector should guarantee not only high efficient gene transfer but also an appropriately regulated and stable gene expression from a safely integrated provirus.

Dr Maureen Baker, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said to the Independent: "Health websites can be a really useful source for patients and parents, especially NHS Choices which is approved by clinicians and where there is reliable, assured information….It can help reassure parents but also might appropriately direct them to seek help from their GP.

Dress to impress, but also dress appropriately.

Because they know more, experts can categorize not only more accurately, but also more appropriately.