Sentence examples for not only jointly from inspiring English sources

We not only jointly crafted invitations and made cupcakes, but we also explained to our guests what raising money for drug therapies that offered hope to people with HIV/AIDS meant to us.

We use a Bayesian penalized regression approach that not only jointly models the mechanistic and clinical components in Equation (1) but also provides a natural approach for imposing sparsity and performing variable selection via hierarchical priors.

In summary, our study did not only model jointly all the major occupational risk factors (with cumulative exposure indices), but also in addition a detailed assessment of smoking and some major non-occupational risk and protective factors giving a comprehensive view of risk factors of lung cancer.

In combination with those for traversing the space of unstructured trees (Drummond et al., 2002), Ewing et al. showed that an MCMC algorithm based on these moves is capable not only of jointly inferring the structured tree and migration model parameters, but also of exploiting the additional information contained in serially sampled data to infer absolute migration rates.

It is shown that the proposed JSDA algorithm not only can learn the jointly sparse discriminant vectors to explore the key factors of the breast cancer in cancer pathologic diagnosis, but also can improve the diagnosis accuracy compared with the classical feature extraction and discriminant analysis algorithm.

To this end, we are now jointly not only exploring the possibility of a national unity government, but we have also decided to expand our efforts to be better... together.

People not only decide to migrate; they jointly decide where to migrate.

Hence, both variables (i.e., rate and price) are jointly determined not only in an optimal and real-time manner but also in a distributed and user-centric attitude aiming at the maximization of the users' net utilities, reflecting the overall improvement of the users' satisfaction regarding their service experience.

In this work, we take one step forward by presenting a methodology that not only studies blocks of genes jointly, but also establishes relationships between these blocks.

Coins were struck not only by single towns but also jointly by alliances of towns (homonoiai).

By 2024, charities will not only be setting social media goals jointly with other departments which control the data they are measuring, but using what they have learned to do things even more effectively.