Sentence examples for procedure not only from inspiring English sources
Recently she was able to correct the vision of a 91-year-old patient, explaining that the laser procedure not only helped the patient's vision but also her balance.
However, the surgical procedure not only requires wide muscle dissection but can also lead to spinal instability.
The procedure not only captures discrete fracture growths but also provide an easy way to distinctly observe cracking phenomena.
This procedure not only inherits the natural tube morphology of poplar catkins, but also generates a fascinating nanomesh structure on the walls.
The sliding mode design procedure not only guarantees the stability and robustness of the proposed AFSMC, but also the external disturbance on the synchronization error can be attenuated.
The procedure not only includes a series of intelligence and personality multiple choice questions, but also has a large social media component: applicants are required to create a YouTube video presentation of themselves and provide their LinkedIn profiles.
"Any universal system," he writes, "should contain procedures not only to punish the wicked but to constrain the righteous".
This is the phrase invented by pro-life groups to stigmatize all abortion procedures, not only in late term but those commonly used before fetal viability.
What was probably more surprising to most readers was the huge price differentials for identical procedures — not only across the United States, but even within American cities, where prices for a given procedure can vary tenfold.
The described method, carried out under room temperature without complicated procedures, not only abandoned the electrochemically hindered organic stabilizers during the synthesis, but also made the as-prepared catalyst with bimetallic composition strongly couple to graphene nanosheets.
Making peer assessment an integral part of evaluation procedures not only encourages learners and teachers to regard assessment as a shared responsibility, it can also be applied to alter the traditional one-way teacher-centered classes to a more learner-centered one.
