Sentence examples for but also systematically from inspiring English sources

The derived fiber inclination turned out to be not only influenced by myelin density but also systematically overestimated due to signal attenuation.

Instead, the companies behind the emerging new norm in workplace design are a lineup of more staid companies across a range of industries, and they may spend heavily but also systematically.

In order to deal with unknown environments, the proposed GFEM not only estimates the stiffness of unknown environments but also systematically yields the desired time-varying damping for stable force control.

This comprehensive approach not only evaluates accuracy of individual maps while describing the similarity and dissimilarity between the spatial structure of various maps, but also systematically explores effects of scale and various causes of change.

It's another excuse for them to not look at drug laws and regulations properly, because the maxim of death - tragic, horrific death - is enough for them continue to blindly enact things that not only have a huge detriment to the safety of clubbers but also systematically destroying everything that makes British clubbing culture what it is.

Not only have they failed to discharge their role as guardians of our natural wonders, but they also systematically mislead people about what they are doing, describing destructive practices as beneficial to the natural world.

So, indeed, "race" is in one sense an "arbitrary... classification imposed on a continuum of physical differences," but it also systematically and consistently works to the advantage of some (mostly whites) and to the disadvantage of those classified as "others".

Our results indicate good and bad news: subjective measures correlate highly with the variables they are designed to capture but they also systematically suffer from many economic and cognitive biases.

This is true on average (Table 3) but it is also systematically true for all the genomes.

However, thought is not only systematic but also compositional: systematically connected thoughts are also always semantically related in such a way that the thoughts so related seem to be composed out of the same semantic elements.

But such an approach must also systematically challenge the traditional gender roles that burden women with household chores in the first place.