Sentence examples for but also to explicitly from inspiring English sources
Miqdaad Versi, spokesman on security for the Muslim Council of Britain, said: "It is reassuring to see a serious change in rhetoric by our prime minister to not only recognising the threat from the extreme right wing but also to explicitly calling out Islamophobia as a form of extremism.
CBA is then capable not only to assess public expenditure, that is its "traditional" use, but also to explicitly take into consideration the private costs associated with the introduction of new constraints.
The model could now be used to simulate various cell-cell and cell-ECM interactions at the cellular level, but also to explicitly investigate the regulation of TGF-β1 on keratinocyte behaviours at the sub-cellular level.
The challenge for creating quality criteria in foresight is to encompass all these different ontologisms, processes and contextual values but also to state explicitly the aim of foresight by an appropriate scientific criticism that is understood by all parties involved.
If so, it would make sense to rely on our emotionally-guided capacities of judgment to cope with complexities that we cannot model explicitly, but also to hope that, once having been so guided, we might in retrospect be able to articulate something about the lesson of a well-navigated situation.
In contrast to QM calculations, MD simulations are able not only to take into account solvent explicitly but also to gain insights into internal motions of the molecules and, therefore, yield more complete information about the conformational space than the data from QM or NMR experiments.
The Liberian SMS-based initiative, mHero, for example, was structured not only to connect frontline workers and governments, but also explicitly "aimed to strengthen the government's health information system and to provide critical information to support health workers on the frontlines of the crisis" (63).
Our goal is here to propose a more stringent no-arbitrage condition, which not only accounts for the nonlinearity of the market, but also explicitly refers to a family of contracts under consideration.
Furthermore, to be relevant, studies must include not only interactional data but also analysis that explicitly attends to the topic or phenomenon of interest.
His invitation is striking not only because of the attractive example he offers, but also by how explicitly he witnesses to the power of the Gospel.
Most decision makers are insensitive to the final outcome not only implicitly but also explicitly, on a mental processing level [ 22, 23] (see Figure 1).
