Sentence examples for not only specialists from inspiring English sources
This time, Kerry aides say, they are recruiting not only specialists in election law who work in small law firms or alone, but also litigators at large firms in every state.
In areas where there are too few doctors, Medicare could pay more than $36 per work unit, attracting not only specialists but also the primary-care doctors who are so needed in these places.
This impacts not only specialists in palliative care, but those in other secondary care specialties, curriculum planners and policy makers.
Assistance to strengthen financing systems may require not only specialists in the field, but also that they are afforded the power to make discreet and effective interventions.
Interestingly, it has been concluded that both specialist and generalist arthropod carnivores may commonly use attractant semiochemicals in foraging [55] and not only the specialists as previously suggested [2].
As for entertainment, it's true that it is very popular — not only with specialists but with the general public.
The documents show, for example, that device makers recruit not only implant specialists as consultants but also general cardiologists who refer patients.
The study is justified by the fact that the buildings are often attended not only by specialists but also by tourist that with their behaviour could misstate Radon gas measurement.
By this means it would be possible to establish rational principles for education in materials science and engineering not only for specialists but also for designers and manufacturing engineers.
SiPaGene was set up as a database that combines both, high quality of retrieval options not only for specialists in bioinformatics and storage of the growing number of microarray experiments for meta-analyses.
This data should reach not only those specialists surveyed in the present study which involved oncologists, surgeons and gastroenterologists, but also should also be available to the primary care physicians who should ideally be involved and coordinate the patients' care and treatment.
