Sentence examples for but also informs from inspiring English sources
The uncertainty of SOC predictions not only enables identification of "hot" and "cold" spots in a landscape to mitigate and adapt to global climate change, but also informs scenario assessment to imagine possible carbon- rich, -neutral, and -poor futures.
A good literary feud (here to forth referred to as a GoLF) not only entertains, but also informs.
Thus, the NEM signature not only reflects colorectal cancer biology but also informs patient prognosis and treatment response.
Thus, the solution of the CH equation leads not only to the equilibrium distribution of lipid molecules, but also informs us about the kinetics of the segregation process.
The major chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs) operate through a cluster of common risk factors, whose presence or absence determines not only the occurrence and severity of the disease, but also informs treatment approaches.
The latter approach does not only lead to more reliable estimates of contaminant mass but also informs on the physical phase in which the analytes of interest are arriving at the plant (dissolved vs sorbed).
Is it too much to ask that a book not only provide a riveting read, but also inform a nation, and change the world?
In the '30s and '40s there was this shift from the British way of looking at art to an Indian way, which was not just about knowledge but also informed by the senses".
Such an institute, they wrote, "could not only educate other providers on how to improve, but also inform policy makers on how to design policy that promotes these best practices".
The second group ("Awareness of concurrent changes") comprises approaches that not only give the developer awareness of concurrent changes but also inform them about conflicts.
These studies will not only define mechanisms of sensitivity versus resistance to these newer agents, but also inform the design of combined therapy protocols to enhance cytotoxicity, overcome drug resistance, and improve patient outcome in MM.
