Sentence examples for but may also practice from inspiring English sources
Children with superior motivational skills and ability to persist on difficult tasks may not only stick with music lessons but may also practice more than is typical of children taking lessons.
It should be noted that some individuals may also practice while also acting as medical educators.
Relationships with schemes facilitate information exchange, which has implications not only for educator job stress but may also influence workforce capacity and practice quality[ 78].
The lack of homogeneity in blood sample handling is a limitation but may also reflect routine clinical practice.
The low rates of help of any kind accessed by parents in the usual care group may reflect the fact that they were aware that they would receive a copy of the treatment book after the 6-month follow-up, but may also simply reflect current practice in addressing children's behaviour problems in PHC.
First, unfettered social and cultural acceptance of IPVAW may not only lead to abetting such practices, but may also create major obstacles toward altering such practices.
Such attitudes and practices are argued to be a result of both institutional racism in the NHS [ 31, 50] but may also be inherent in the procedures, practice, and policy governing service delivery [ 51, 52].
The presence of ash in the ground structure of a painting executed by Velázquez while in Rome confirms that this Spanish painter not only maintained his traditional practice, but may also have traveled with his preferred materials.
The indicators can drive organisational change towards best practice, but may also be a disincentive to important but non-rewarded activities.
This work indicates that two specific strains, M. populi VP2 and A. sydowii VP4, isolated from the soil of a highly contaminated site are not only useful in the treatment of leaching polluted waters but may also be used in bioaugmentation practices during remediation of contaminated soils.
