Sentence examples for examination not only from inspiring English sources

Tokyo's success is worth critical examination, not only to cull out reasons for achievement but also to better grasp facets of the city than contribute to its Gestalt.

To better understand why/how online and face-to-face learning affect academic success in Australia, future researchers may benefit from deeper examination not only of demographics, but also of academic performance, study mode, and degree completion.

They largely agreed that they actively prepared students for the examination, not only arranging mock class tests but also teaching answers to expected questions, and interestingly a majority acknowledged that their teaching style would have been different if there was no examination.

With ArchReco prototype, the current research work foresees the examination not only of the impact that the recommendations of Design Patterns may have on Software Design and more specifically the High Level Software Design, but also in terms of the impact that Context Awareness, as a recommendation mechanism, has on proposing Design Patterns.

Assessed on the entire MRI examination, not only the SIJ.

Using whole exome sequencing as part of the routine clinical examination not only will contribute to rapid diagnosis, but also might allow for the discovery of other underlying disease-causing mutations.

This lack of reliability in final examinations not only infringes on statistical test standards but also has severe implications for the professional development and life of a vast number of students.

Therefore, these examinations not only monitor the quality of medical education but also provide quality assurance in patient care.

At the same time, our results highlight the fact that it is necessary to conduct pathological examinations not only for bacteria but also for viruses and M. pneumoniae for etiological diagnosis of CAP patients.

The susceptibility to iron mediated toxicity can differ between normal and CKD conditions, as previously demonstrated [ 5] and demands for examinations not only at normal GFR, but also in models of CKD.

For example, the patient reported here feared being ill before school examinations not only because of the physical unpleasantness of the illness and the educational consequences of missing important exams, but also because she believed that her doctors would interpret a CVS attack at such a time as evidence of psychosomatic illness.