Sentence examples for completion not only from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of countries such as Spain and Italy, which are separated from their European neighbours by formidable mountain chains, will require the completion not only of ambitious plans to lay new track and build new trains but also of projects to drill tunnels and build viaducts capable of supporting high-speed trains.

Gadamer's conception of understanding as not reducible to method or technique, along with his insistence of understanding as an ongoing process that has no final completion, not only invites comparison with ideas to be found in the work of the later Wittgenstein, but can also be seen as paralleling developments in post-Kuhnian philosophy of science.

Thus splicing was carried through to completion not only in both inducing (methanol/sorbitol) and non-inducing (sorbitol) conditions, but was also independent of whether, or which, lysozyme variant was expressed.

Splicing of the HAC1 transcript is therefore constitutive under the culture conditions used in this study, taking place to completion not only in both the induced and non-induced conditions, but also in each of the control and lysozyme variant expression strains.

Therefore, the decrease of IPV perpetration after treatment completion was not only statistically significant but also clinically relevant.

As identifying LTBI, initiating therapy, and adherence to LTBI therapy serve as the cornerstones of U.S. TB control efforts, prospective studies evaluating predictive factors in treatment completion will not only help modernize and improve treatment strategies, but also allow more educated and tailored interventions in cases of noncompliance.

The time required to complete paperwork, including not only completion of applications but also accessing required documents and supplementary materials, is often prohibitive, and there can be significant lapses for some patients before obtaining treatment for their PKU.

Commercials, to be shot next year as the complex nears completion, will appear not only on Nickelodeon but also on Saturday morning cartoons on other Viacom networks, including CBS.

Our study shows that enhancing questionnaire completion rates is not only possible for clinicians; with a strong effort parents can show a high engagement in ROM.

Like modal completion [e.g., [ 2, 3]], amodal completion has been observed not only in human adults, but also in human infants [e.g., [ 4]], nonhuman primates [ 5- 8], and some species of birds [ 9, 10].

It is therefore likely that late completion may be associated not only with academic problems like failed examinations, but perhaps also with factors such as stress/burnout, or perhaps with a waning commitment to medicine.