Sentence examples for but also to systematically from inspiring English sources

Robust topology design methods are used not only to design material topologies that are relatively insensitive to manufacturing-related imperfections but also to systematically and intentionally create topological designs with built-in flexibility for subsequent modification.

The objective of the evaluation on which we report was not only to assess the intervention, but also to systematically develop a framework for the design of theory-driven evaluations.

Other instructors explicitly use preassessment questions during the Engagement phase, not only to elicit student thinking about their prior knowledge of the subject but also to systematically collect information on all students' ideas to guide instruction.

The epigenetics field is anticipated to contribute to understanding of the complexities of genetic regulation, cellular differentiation, embryology, aging and disease but also to allow one to systematically explore novel therapeutic avenues, ultimately leading to personalised medicine.

NGS technologies are not only applied to characterize orchid transcriptomes but also used to systematically analyze small RNAs in orchids (Table 1).

Completing the census of human cancer genes is expected to contribute not only to improved risk stratification for cancer patients, but also promises to systematically identify many new targets for cancer drug development [ 2].

"Being able to track the entire developmental history of a system, but then also to map on systematically all the functional aspects that are relevant to its purpose in the animal, I think that would be a very powerful future direction".

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

SARMs primarily focus on activity information associated with series of closely related compounds but can also be applied to systematically study compound promiscuity patterns.

In addition, the effects of diet supplements on aging of fruit flies have been investigated, providing promising results in the last 20 years, which not only construct practical bench methods to do related analysis, but also package powerful statistical protocols to systematically estimate and assess the effects of certain supplement compounds on aging [ 69].

Such a strategy not only allows specific predictions based on available X-ray structures to be tested, but also can be used to explore systematically the functional contributions of individual domains to biochemically detectable activities.