Sentence examples for methods that not from inspiring English sources

In order to assess the efficacy and the risks of these materials, it is essential to have access to methods that not only detect the nanomaterials, but also provide information on the characteristics of the materials (e.g., size and shape).

In particular, new and/or improved approaches have established robust methods that not only allow for in-depth and accurate peptide and protein identification and modification, but also allow for sensitive measurement of relative or absolute quantitation.

"I think there is always an influence because, when you've worked so close together for seven years, you learn methods that not only brought José so much success but you want to get to know those methods and apply them as well," Villas-Boas said.

This work addresses the development of model reduction through the use of multi-resolution methods that not only yield a finite low-order model but also a representation of the system's multiscale and local behavior such that scale-specific compensation can be realized.

Similar to other interpolation methods, they are linear-weighted averaging methods that not only assign weights according to functions that give a decreasing weight with increasing separation distance but also capitalize on the direction and orientation of the neighboring data to the unsampled location (Bohling 2005).

This data will ultimately be used to develop new annotation methods that not only use direct information such as sequence similarity to previously annotated miRNAs, but also indirect information such as a predicted set of target genes.

The US Department of Agriculture does not consider the question of organic certification for growing methods that do not use soil, according to AeroFarms' website.

This war, they argued, sanctified methods that could not be so easily defended in peacetime.

We need aggressive law enforcement methods that do not harass or brutalize the innocent.

There are sound reasons for the N.C.A.A. to use ranking methods that do not include margin of victory.

Individual benchmarking only evaluates published tools, whereas competition-based studies also include novel methods that have not yet been published.