Sentence examples for measurement not only from inspiring English sources

These results confirmed the relevance of a questionnaire measuring all the aspects covered by the IBHQ and enabling the measurement not only at hospital discharge but also a few months later.

At the same time, they encourage accurate cost measurement not only to inform price setting but to enable true cost reduction.

As opposed to two-probe systems, the three-probe one allows measurement not only of normal, but also of radial contributions of local current densities to the local impedance values.

To perform the teleportation, Alice takes advantage of one more strange property of quantum mechanics: that measurement not only reveals something about a system, it also changes its state.

But this measurement not only excludes energy and food price increases but it has also, historically speaking, produced much lower inflation numbers than the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

However, performing direct measurement not only allows them to confirm the diagnosis, but also reliably provides facial and cranial indices.

Such measurements not only provide binding affinities but also afford direct access to thermodynamic parameters of binding – enthalpy, entropy and heat capacity.

Impedance measurements not only correlated with the diagnosis from liver biopsy specimen (r=0.84, P<0.0001) but also exemplified the severity of histological acute rejection.

"I'll get on the road quite rapidly and start being able to make measurements not only of support but also the realities associated with the politics of winning," Mr. Peterson said in the interview from the airport.

These laser-optical techniques allow measurements not only of single-point statistics but of structural information of the flame, such as correlations, gradients, and structure functions.

The DOTA moiety included in the construct could be useful for PET or SPECT based biodistribution measurements, not only in preclinical settings but also in clinical applications as a theranostic26.