Sentence examples for separately not only from inspiring English sources

PBS, examined separately, not only led the group in air time coverage, they featured the most stories on Pope Francis's environmental encyclical, the Paris Climate Summit, the Keystone Pipeline, and the Clean Power Plan.

In contrast with previous studies, we quantified both forms of ACC separately, not only focussing on free ACC.

CAD model allows different sub-systems to be modeled separately that not only prevents feature creation failures but also allows ease in modification of the model.

If a vehicle is in the synchronized phase, more than one copy of the packets is transmitted to the different next-hop nodes separately, which not only increases the success ratio of packet delivery, but also reduces network overhead.

However, the measurement of different antioxidant molecules separately was not only impractical but also held no clinical significance.

It is also essential that one looks at age-appropriate immunization for all antigens separately and not only at the proportion of children fully immunized by a certain age.

We further suggest that vestibular-balance symptoms be analyzed separately, according not only to the symptom aspects (vertigo, dizziness, and unsteadiness) but also the symptom durations (vestibular-balance symptom lasting more [or less] than 20 minutes), which may better reflect pathophysiological factors behind the symptoms.

Compared to treatment performed separately, sequential treatment not only had more mild treatment conditions as 400 W CNP treatment for 2 min and 5% phage treatment for 30 min, but also exhibited more remarkable effect on eradicating E. coli O157 H7 biofilms in vitro and on vegetables.

Noori-Darvish and Tavakkoli-Moghaddam (2012) proposed a novel bi-objective mathematical programming for an open-shop scheduling problem with setup and processing times separately such that not only the setup times are dependent on the machines, but also they are dependent on the sequence of jobs that should be processed on a machine.

We consider an open shop scheduling problem with setup and processing times separately such that not only the setup times are dependent on the machines, but also they are dependent on the sequence of jobs that should be processed on a machine.

While they construct parameter libraries at different locations in order to cancel out the geometric effects and enhance classification, we determine those effects separately; that way not only do we recover critically important information but also obtain parameters whose classification is perhaps easier (and thus faster) to perform and still of high quality.