Sentence examples for informs not only from inspiring English sources

The lessons learned concerning the spatial representation of communities informs not only fisheries, but other sectors struggling to incorporate similarly the human dimensions of the marine environment in assessment and planning.

The UDI paradigm informs not only on useful levels of daylight illuminance, but also on the propensity for excessive levels of daylight that are associated with occupant discomfort and unwanted solar gain.

This same theory informs not only private and institutional investment decisions throughout the world, but also is used to determine economic policy and financial regulations.

The cross-country analysis of economic variables that correlate with spam/spambots informs not only previously unexplored avenues for policy but also can illuminate the risks of some policies under consideration.

Finally, like Freud, Beauvoir is fully aware of the impact on children of their domestic situation, the way familial life resonates with meaning that informs not only intimate relations but relations to the larger world.

This informs not only the protocol, a more limited protocol is justified for detection as the pretest probability is much lower, but also the expectations of finding cancer at image review.

The Guardian's desire to educate and inform not only means it has a vital role in bringing hidden information into the public domain, but also in recent years, in helping readers and users to make sense of the avalanche of data that is now available, but often impenetrable.

They will have to inform not only parents but also adult children of the option to re-enroll.

The thinking has informed not only the Tech City project, but also recent policies aimed at increasing lending to SMEs.

The results paint a picture that should inform not only future designers of safety critical software for automobiles, but also all computer-based system designers.

The biography is informed not only by the author's journalistic style but also by his unwavering admiration for Franklin D. Roosevelt's liberal New Deal politics.