Sentence examples for but also extract from inspiring English sources

"There are other organizations with property that would like to serve a double bottom line: build affordable housing but also extract some monetary value to pursue other aspects of their mission.

The robot can then attach the capillary, and not only measure ion channel activation in the neuron but also extract cytoplasmic material for biochemical analysis.

And, while it remains to be seen just how consistent an Android user's willingness to run transactions within apps is, application developers, such as those creating new mobile-to-offline marketplaces, will likely be able to not only begin Android-first, but also extract revenues and profits once reserved for iOS.

The idea here is that Connected will not only bring you alerts that will draw you into using the app more, but also extract out the kind of information that you are already proactively searching for such as profile updates, job changes, work anniversaries, birthdays and key business interests.

In this study, we developed a novel algorithm by a frame-based approach for a web-based tool, PPI Finder, which can not only find the related genes of the gene of interest based on their co-occurrence frequencies but also extract the semantic descriptions of interactions from the co-occurring literature by computational linguistic methods.

The watermark can be not only detected but also extracted to verify the owner.

Hence, Table 1 proves that CoLBP not only achieves a higher than the other examined LBP features but also extracts a trained model feature faster.

Finally, our so-called joint similar and specific learning (JSSL) approach is proposed to combine features of tongue, face and sublingual vein, which not only exploits the correlation but also extracts individual components among them.

The new algorithm is not only able to reduce the noise and improves the signal to noise ratio by the ADSA method, but also extracts the features of helical gear fault from the meshing position of the faulty gear teeth, hence overcoming the difficulty of fault diagnosis of helical gears rotating at low speed.

And it's not only for the purpose of recruitment, but also extracting more money from church members.

The Guardian included not only reviews of children's books but also extracts from texts Trimmer thought would edify her adult readers.