Sentence examples for but also relate from inspiring English sources
They not only contradict each other in FS design but also relate to many design parameters.
Disability costs vary according to types of disability but also relate to socioeconomic status and family configuration.
The reasons for this deviation are often insufficient and overoptimistic assumptions in other literature on the one hand, but also relate to the specific system design investigated in this paper on the other.
Given his age, Fowler's appeal was felt particularly strongly among those who were growing up with him, a hero whom a generation of Kopites could not only worship but also relate to.
Dozens of artists have done such things, often in the name of what has come to be called "institutional critique"; all are more or less rhetorical attempts to change the way we not only negotiate art galleries and institutions, but also relate to them and the things they contain, changing the terms in which we encounter and relate to art itself.
Thus, principal components extracted from observing matrix not only represent the most difference of the calibration spectra, but also relate to the concentration data as closely as possible.
Disease-specific quality of life also captures these non-health related aspects of a person's life but also relates to those aspects directly impacted by the disease.
Arcimboldo not only cataloged flora and fauna but also related them to the human image.
Not solely effects of flooding per se, but also related changes in vegetation structure will affect species distribution.
The name is an acronym for something like "society of artistically obscure composers in Reykjavik", but also relates to a particular kind of Icelandic tripe sausage.
