On top of that, Corsi is violating journalistic ethics by playing both sides of the fence -- writing about an investigation he not only instigated but participated in.
For example, in patients with seasonal AR but no asthma, nasal allergen testing not only instigates bronchial airway responsiveness, but also increases eosinophil counts in the sputum samples of these patients.
All in all, I am deeply convinced that promoting diversity does not only mean instigating positive values, it also paves the way for business growth.
Not only did he instigate something that could credibly be called an artistic movement; as mobiliser, organiser and proselytiser, he was as important in the history of European modernism as Trotsky was in the history of Russian revolution.
Not only did the brutality instigated by Goebbels evoke harsh criticism internationally, the mixed reaction in the German media evidenced a lack of broad-based support among Germans for antisemitic violence.
The high percentage of obstetricians and midwives who stated that they performed an episiotomy over 90% of the time for nulliparous women (83% and 99% respectively) gives an indication of the potential difficulty in instigating change, not only because of the high episiotomy rate for each individual clinician, but also because the majority of their peers do the same.
She not only repelled the Seventh Crusade, but she also instigated the unique Mamluk era during which Egypt was ruled by elite slave warriors.
It's arguably rescued Tasmania from decline and fall, and instigated a dramatic reversal of not only fortune but tone and mood.
A CEO can use Web 2.0 tools not only to communicate and learn, but also to instigate action and become a more effective leader.
A particular target, of late, has been the non-Islamist youth activists most responsible for instigating the uprising three years ago.Not only have half a dozen prominent revolutionaries been jailed or sent to trial on flimsy charges.
