Sentence examples for but also emphasise from inspiring English sources

Diffusion and adoption of an innovative product not only increases profit for an organization but also emphasise on consumer's demand.

Exemptions surrounding the grant of proprietary rights, namely for the purposes of research and experimental use, indeed not only acknowledge the derivate nature of conventional and molecular plant breeding activities, but also emphasise the reliance, production and conservation of agricultural biodiversity entailed within such particular research.

In contrast, the most effective interventions (Educational Outreach using Academic Detailing, Audit and Feedback, and Reminders) call for coherence but also emphasise collective action and reflexive monitoring.

Built environment decision-makers value empirical evidence, but also emphasise the legitimacy and relevance of less empirical ways of thinking through narratives that associate their work to art and philosophy.

These data imply important potentials of the PLAP/anti-PLAP system for immunolocalisation and therapy in patients, but also emphasise that in vitro criteria alone are not reflected in in vivo tumour localisation capacities of antibodies.

Prof Neena Modi, the president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, said: "This paper not only highlights this point but also emphasises the multifactorial nature of obesity; put simply, it isn't just caused by eating too much.

Recalling something of Tracey Emin mixed with David Shrigley, it's a chance to show off the precocious artistic promise of Harper, but also emphasises the #familycomesfirst culture of brand Beckham.

Asked whether he took responsibility for the deaths of at least 100,000 Iraqis, he expressed remorse, but also emphasised the plight of Iraqis under Saddam: "I feel terrible about them too.

Conductor John Eliot Gardiner, in most genial mode, chose to introduce the pieces, explaining some of their inner workings, but also emphasising the rapid fluctuations of mood – from seriousness to sunny charm to soul-baring anguish – that would make these three symphonies, written in a period of weeks in 1788, game-changers in music history.

This study not only highlights the importance of and need for long-term data sets in order to better understand the difference between natural and human-induced variability in benthic assemblages, but also emphasises the need to develop more relevant monitoring tools to better manage the activities of the marine aggregate extraction industry.

As the world's foremost lava photographer, Tom is aware of the risks, but also emphasises how the practice has helped him recover from the trauma of warzone military service.