Sentence examples for manipulation but also from inspiring English sources

J. Thomas Rosch, a Republican, questioned whether the agency had the evidence to bring a case on search manipulation, but also expressed skepticism at a settlement that did not involve a consent decree, the people briefed said.

After all, we have not only successfully constructed a methionine-producing C. glutamicum strain by genetic manipulation, but also revealed cellular constraints in attaining high yield and productivity.

The number of positive responses on usage of local view monitoring robot was high not only for Peg-in-Hole manipulation but also for Navigation with the score of 4.42 and 4.62 respectively.

It may be noticed that the form (3.1) is not only convenient for algebraic manipulation but also is helpful in understanding the pattern of transport equations for higher order discontinuities.

Interestingly, this was not only the case directly after the experimental manipulation but also at one week follow-up.

Answering this question requires not only tools for genetic and neural circuit manipulation, but also sensitive assays to measure and quantify animal sounds from many individuals rapidly.

His wife, Aline, as Wendy Barealizesson realizes her, is one of Ibsen's most pitiable victims, reduced to a cypher not only by her husband's manipulations but also by her own unexamined principles of propriety and moral duty.

These perturbations can come in the form of inhibition, over-expression, incubation, or a number of other cellular manipulation techniques, but also as a comparison between normal and disease samples.

It is now also evident that this beneficial 'autoimmunity' is not solely an outcome of immune manipulation but is also a physiological response, evoked by a non-pathogenic insult and apparently designed to counteract the insult-related toxicity which is induced in part by essential physiological compounds present in excess of their normal levels.

This is due to the fact that arthropods not only are highly amenable to experimental manipulation, but they also allow us to answer general ecological questions on multiple scales of biological organization.

Vertebral dissection may occur after physical trauma to the neck, such as a blunt injury (e.g. traffic collision), strangulation or manipulation, but may also happen spontaneously.