Sentence examples for processing not only from inspiring English sources

When American athletes show up for team processing, not only do they submit to random drug testing, they also sign waivers guaranteeing that, should they happen to medal, they will do so wearing the official sponsor's clothes.

The somber mood in the Yankee clubhouse seemed to take on added weight late Thursday night, as players were processing not only their Game 5 loss to the Detroit Tigers, but also the idea that Jorge Posada, a team stalwart, could have played his final game as a Yankee.

We found that the thermo-mechanical processing not only improves the oxidation resistance, but also alleviates the oxide scale spallation.

In face recognition processing, not only a face detector as the preprocess of the face recognition but also the face recognition itself is strongly significant.

It has been shown that space-time joint signal processing not only improves the sensing performance but also solves the noise uncertainty problem to some extent.

The general inhibition of gene expression by inhibition of mRNA processing not only prevents efficient IFN expression but also suppresses the activation of ISGs.

Multiple product formulation, application and processing steps not only require significant amounts of processing time, and contributing to environmental waste generation and pollution they also consume excessive amount of energy and manpower until a solid film has been produced.

Without those properties, the presence of SORLA in monomer processing will not only affect the monomeric form of APP processing, it will also indirectly influence the dimeric form of APP processing, and vice versa.

However, perceptual processing is not only influenced by cognitive or meta-cognitive processes.

In general, each processing company might also prefer to vary the standardised methods, since the goal of the processing is not only to degrade anti-nutritional compounds, such as trypsin-inhibitors, but also to produce a food or feed product with high quality proteins and healthy compounds, such as isoflavones [34].

In practice, this required air carriers and shipping agents to physically separate cargo bound for the United States in airport warehouses for special processing involving not only duplicate sets of paperwork but also often a requirement that parcels be scanned by two sets of similar X-ray equipment to comply with the technical standards of both systems.