Sentence examples for by analyzing not only from inspiring English sources

The question of which verbal behavior(s) serve(s) best as coordination (and motivation) mechanism(s) to improve CPR team performance should therefore be further investigated by analyzing not only single verbalization mechanisms but sequences of verbal behavior.

In this study, we evaluated the potential association between environmental arsenic exposure through drinking water and the prevalence of hypertension by analyzing not only CAE but also urinary arsenic speciation, and provided data on arsenic exposure and hypertension from mainland of China.

In this cross-sectional study, we evaluated the potential association between environmental arsenic exposure through drinking water and the prevalence of hypertension by analyzing not only CAE but also urinary arsenic speciation, and provided data on arsenic exposure and hypertension from mainland of China.

As a concrete example of the value added by our approach to analyzing not only contextual elements, but also their interaction, the research team observed that teamwork was likely to be the "weak link" at Sites D and E. The team was "weak" at Site D – with regard to our intervention – because they worked so well together and mutually reinforced each other's views of the limited value placed ACCII.

The need by researchers to analyze not only public-use data, but also restricted-use microdata, is often pivotal for addressing important research questions.

The small crack was then analyzed not only by the conventional fractography but also by the cross-sectional observation of the crack tip region using a focused ion beam and transmission electron microscopy.

Ms. Weir works hard to analyze not only the historians' positions but also the essence of the letter itself.

By analyzing newly accumulated data, the present study not only confirmed the prediction previously proposed, but also developed new strategies for predicting directional sequence changes and for surveilling potentially hazardous strains that may cause new pandemics in human populations.

Unmet health care needs can not be studied by analyzing only patients or through different registers.

By analyzing these publications − not only English but also Chinese articles − we present an exhaustive review that gauges the state and evolution of GI in chronological terms, and we discuss how GI should be further improved.

In order to determine differences in the frequency of immune cell subpopulations between RCC patients (before surgery) and an age-matched control group, blood cells were analyzed by 4-color-flow cytonlyry not only for lymphocytes, granulocytes and monocytes but also for DC subpopulations.