Sentence examples for not only correct from inspiring English sources

Read-option offences thus not only correct the 10-11 imbalance on rushing plays, they effectively reverse it, giving the offence 11 fully engaged players to the defence's 10.When the strategy works, it makes an entire defence seem a half-step too slow, as Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers has now proven twice against the Green Bay Packers.

Both covariant cloning methods in [6 8] and our covariant inpainting approach not only correct the lighting but also reconstruct texture in a seamless manner as shown in Figure 8g,h.

Thus, both the MFFCs and series R-L circuit are implemented to not only correct the conventional feed-forward compensators of the PI controllers for the back-to-back converters but also limit the rotor overcurrent and dc-link overvoltage to within their threshold values.

The results presented in the paper not only correct some mistakes appeared in the paper by Ofoedu (2006) but also improve and extend some recent results by Chang (2001), Cho et al. (2005), Ofoedu (2006), Schu (1991), and Zeng (2003, 2005).

But the Senator's position is not only correct on the merits from a pro-civil liberties and pro-privacy rights perspective.

"I urge you to consider issuing categorical commutations to bring an end to the injustice that remains in our federal sentencing schemes... Rectifying these crack-powder disparities would not only correct the mistakes of the past, but could save taxpayers just over $150 million per year and keep with public sentiment about the over-incarceration and criminalization of drug crimes," he wrote.

The program not only corrects the error in your document, but also learns from its mistake.

Experiments show that the process not only corrects the shape a spiral groove error, but also reduces the surface roughness of a spiral groove.

We propose a DO system that consists of a surgical planner and a new, easy-to-setup unilateral fixator that not only corrects all lower limb deformity, but also generates the contralateral/predefined bone shape.

Due to noise, slopes of the Logan plots were negatively biased and hence resulted in an underestimation of V T. Hypr-IDM-Hypr not only corrected this underestimation but also improved SNR of the Logan images (Fig. 6a and c).

Crummell's natural rights reading not only corrects that idea so that the law ought to bend to pre-existing self-defense rights, but that those rights are inferable from our sentimental nature provides a corollary explanation of precisely why public sympathy arises at all.