Sentence examples for not only sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The differentiator design can not only sufficiently reduce the chattering phenomenon of derivative estimation by introducing a continuous power function, but the dynamical performances are also improved by adding linear correction terms to the nonlinear ones.

In the modeling of wave propagation phenomena it is necessary to use time integration methods which are not only sufficiently accurate, but also properly describe the amplitude and phase of the propagating waves.

This study highlights that this newly developed quantitative assay is not only sufficiently sensitive, specific and reliable to be functionally used in food control as a routine method of detection, but also promising in specific studies that seek to further characterize the dynamic of this yeast in some increasingly popular food processes.

Going further \({\textsf{LP}}\), and Justification Logic in general, is not only sufficiently refined to distinguish justification assertions for logically equivalent sentences, it provides a flexible machinery to connect justifications of equivalent sentences and hence to maintain constructive closure properties necessary for a quality logic system.

Other countries are looking to Brazil to share their experiences, especially those in Africa, a region desperately in need of a system that can not only sufficiently feed people but also face the most dramatic manifestations of climate change.

First, the species are not only sufficiently closely related to avoid saturation of substitutions but also sufficiently distant to obtain reliable d N and d S estimates for all branches in most gene families.

The circuit they designed not only undergoes sufficiently low dissipation but its potential energy also contains a positive quartic term that leads to achieving strong squeezing.

It is evident through the results that the retrieval accuracy of the proposed methods as the datasets scale-up not only remains sufficiently high in absolute numbers but, more importantly, also significantly outperforms the scalability of the original methods, validating the overall robustness and reliability of the scheme.

The figure not only indicates sufficiently high titers of protective antibody in all lots but also lot-to-lot variability in measured titers.

Its neutrality, forced on it after the second world war, has proved not only convenient but sufficiently flexible to suit changing circumstances.

The scheduler should not only provide a sufficiently stable performance but also be fast reactive to follow the variability of outside environment.