Sentence examples for but also attributed from inspiring English sources

This is not only due to the continued tread in increasing system complexities and cost implications on maintenance programmes, but also attributed to design limitations associated with testability.

Furthermore, under one sun illumination, MGA exhibited a high evaporation efficiency of 76.9%, which is not only due to the intrinsic property of rGO with excellent light absorption but also attributed to the particular structural merits of MGA hydrophilic surface for water supplying and connected networks for steam escaping as well as porous matrix with low thermal conductivity.

The patient not only felt this presence during brain stimulation, but also attributed motives to the illusory figure "He wants to take the card".

Weber's theory of bureaucracy, however, emphasizes not only its comparative technical and proficiency advantages but also attributes its dominance as a form of organization to the diminution of caste systems (such as feudalism) and other forms of inequitable social relations based upon a person's status.

The CEO cites "very strong" growth that has been aided by the Disney deal, but also attributes much of what makes the business work to the sophisticated technology running on Punchbowl's backend.

In this study, a stochastic generation approach is used to perturb not only the average of the relevant hydrometeorological variables, but also attributes such as the intermittency and extremes.

This should reflect not only the clinical diagnoses but also attributes that threaten self-care capacity.

We included not only attributes of vaccination itself (such as side effects and effectiveness), but also attributes that refer to the physical (location of vaccination) and social environment in which the vaccination is given.

A considerable part of the general population does not only express serious concerns but also attributes various health complaints and symptoms to relatively low-level exposure to Electromagnetic fields (EMF), emitted by sources such as mobile phone devices, base stations and powerlines [ 2- 5].

But Collins also attributed the injury to normal wear and tear.

But they also attributed the declines on Monday to technical reasons, as important levels in the indexes proved resistant to breakthrough.