Sentence examples for not only visualisation from inspiring English sources

The paper investigates the thesis that to facilitate VIA in planning and design requires not only visualisation, but also a structured evaluation technique (Delphi) to arbitrate the decision-making process.

This poses problems not only in the visualisation and interpretation of such tomograms, it is also a problem in surveying the sample and in finding regions which contain the features of interest and which are suitable for recording tomograms.

Application of the EB smoothed incidence rate not only provides better visualisation compared with the raw rate but also serves to find true outliers.

The small scale of murine models is not only a disadvantage for visualisation, but also offers advantages for example in relation to the attenuation [ 41].

CT allows not only attenuation correction but also the visualisation of morphological and anatomical structures with a high spatial resolution.

Thus, it not only can be used for the visualisation of supervised analyses, but also is the method-of-choice, when information with respect to the complete repertoire of expected gene expression patterns is limited.

Cationomers nos. 2 and 4, as it was demonstrated in microscopic observations and in visualisation by the AFM method, not only have different F contents but also different levels of orderly arrangement, which is additionally favourable for much superior thermal stability.

First, anyone building a data visualisation must go to great lengths not only to link to sources and to fully explain any caveats relating to the data or graphic itself, but to state the degree to which their work should - or more importantly shouldn't - be taken as scientific fact.

Transient multibody simulations focusing on detailed contact analysis put high demands not only on the calculation part but also on data visualisation.

For example: Contrast-enhanced US in liver tumours not only increases the accuracy of biopsies by improving the visualisation of poorly visible lesions but also helps target the biopsy to the hypervascular areas of a given lesion [55].

Contrast-enhanced US in liver tumours not only increases the accuracy of biopsies by improving the visualisation of poorly visible lesions but also helps target the biopsy to the hypervascular areas of a given lesion [55].