Sentence examples for but also the implementation from inspiring English sources

Not only the closure rule is important, but also the implementation of final demand shocks in the appropriate sectors (see Álvarez-Martínez 2014).

For realistic results, simple cooperation schemes should be considered, where not only the amount of backhaul capacity and feedback resources is minimized but also the implementation complexity is as low as possible.

With the updated processing modules and advanced computing facility, not only the DTM quality can be improved, but also the implementation of the updated system is of great potential to be performed with high level of fully automated processing of planetary topographic data.

Mental health promotion also involves acquiring skills with regard to evaluating not only the training itself, but also the implementation and outcomes of the mental health promotion objectives being targeted in the training.

About half of the PACSs in the Middle-East are supplied by local IT companies and the other half by multinationals [ 13]; differences may exist between the two groups of suppliers regarding not only the systems, but also the implementation process and training programs provided.

Lastly, in light of the existing variation across the different screen-viewing policies presented in-text, much variability in related outcomes among young children may result; as such, further research is necessary to not only explore the emerging screen-related behaviors within these facilities, but also the implementation and enforcement of associated policies.

The evolution has included advancements in not only the level of process descriptions, but also the computational implementation, including numerical methods.

It is a matter for some regret, however, that our external borders continue to constitute a weak link in the overall system, which endangers not only the effective protection of internal security but also the full implementation of the principle of free movement.

As such, it is important that there is a central approach not only in the development of the service charter but also in the implementation of the measures in order to realize and sustain the charter's content in all the involved organizations.

Earlier evaluations in other health care domains not only focused on the effectiveness of the programmes but also described the implementation processes in order to enable an understanding of how the programmes take shape in practice, as well as of barriers and facilitators.

The key causes for the low EMR adoption are not only the challenges that follow implementation but also the lack of pre implementation activities, like resource and organizational readiness [ 10- 12] which can facilitate the success of the system implementation.