Sentence examples for but also the relation from inspiring English sources

Additionally, it is important to explain not only the solution of a problem but also the relation (difference) between problems, that is, how the solution (applicable principles/laws) changes when the situation (problem) is changed.

Recently developed genome-scale analyses have shed light on multiple layers of gene regulations, uncovering not only the primary mode of actions of these transcription factors on skeletal enhancers, but also the relation of the epigenetic landscape to three-dimensional chromatin architecture.

We reasoned for the PRRT study that the ideal β-emitting radionuclide for labelling PP-F11 should be selected taking into account not only the absorbed radiation dose, but also the relation between the uptake kinetics in various sizes of tumours and the peptide amount to be injected.

However, due to the normalization of the citations on the basis of an expected value in the individual journals in which the articles were published, not only do the citations received influence the indicator value but also the relation of the citation rate of the published papers to the citation rate of all papers in the same journal in the same year of publication.

Improved definitions, which mention not only the parts corresponding to a proposition (pratijñā) and to a ground (hetu) but also the relation between these two parts, are found in the Ṣaṣti-tantra and the Vaiśeṣika-sūtra, where knowledge of the relation is explicitly included in their definitions of inference.

The visualization not only highlights the most relevant experiments, but also the relation between them.

Such cooperation may concern SMEs notably through not only local production systems but also the relations between SMEs, large companies and public research (Viale and Etzkowitz 2010).

In the case of anthrax, the context in which these notices appeared adds to our understanding of not only the disease itself, but also the relations between those producing such posters and those who encountered them in an industrial setting.

That is to say, the impulse response of the FIR system can be characterized not only by the handwriting features but also the dynamic relation between them.

It represents the system by using means-end and part-whole decompositions, and describes not only the purposes and functions of the system but also the causal relations between them.

PE subset selection selects not only reads but also the paired relations, and it directly affects both results of contigs and scaffolds.