Sentence examples for not only improvement from inspiring English sources
In addition, advances in radiographic assessment have significantly impacted not only improvement in diagnosis, but interpretation of response to therapy.
After four successive defeats and the capitulation at Tottenham last weekend, Everton crave not only improvement up front but release from the monotony of ineffective and uninspiring football.
These results suggest that the benefits of wearing a WS are not only improvement in swimming performance and propulsion efficiency, but reduction in gross energy consumption in the swimming portion of triathlon races.
This approach demonstrates not only improvement of sheet resistance and uniformity but also better environmental stability compared to topmost layer doping.
The experimental results demonstrated that the optimally designed projection matrix indeed lead to a better CS performance, not only improvement of the reconstruction accuracy but also reduction in the necessary number of samples for recovery.
Based on TCM theory, the outcome is not only improvement of the main symptoms but also addressing associated symptoms.
In contrast to ealy-onset, antenatal identification of late FGR complication is missed in more than half of all cases, requiring not only improvements in diagnosis using additional parameters to the standard fetal biometry for estimated fetal weight (EFW), but also in the prediction.
One of the tasks within the disaster risk management project developed in Manizales was related to the update and completion of the exposure database to take into account not only improvements related to the content and attributes of the exposure database, but also the consideration of new buildings that have been built since 2004.
The resulting recommendations produced not only improvements but innovations as well.
Therefore, health economic analysis aimed at informing policy makers and supporting resource allocation decisions has to evaluate not only improvements in health but also prevented decline.
Health economic analysis aimed at informing policy makers and supporting resource allocation decisions has to evaluate not only improvements in health but also avoided decline.
