The phrase "and not the occurrence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify that the focus is on a specific aspect rather than the event itself.
Example: "We are interested in the process of learning, and not the occurrence of tests."
Alternatives: "rather than the event of" or "instead of the happening of".
The result reflected that the carboxyl is also an active group for binding Cd II) and there is not the occurrence of the redox reaction but only the binding action between Sargassum biomass and Cd II).
We demonstrate that the observed deviation in the reaction vs time curves in numerical experiments reported in the literature could be attributed to the statistical method used to reconstruct concentrations (fixed particle support) from discrete particle distributions, and not to the occurrence of true incomplete mixing.
That is the main reason to say that prevention therapies should be implemented based on the presence of risk factors and not after the occurrence of dyspeptic symptoms.
Taken together, these data indicate that control of inflammation is able to halt bone loss and suppress osteitis in AS but not the occurrence of syndesmophytes.
However, Fourier technique provided only the global frequency content of a signal and not the time occurrences of those frequencies.
The difference between a person who succeeds in recovery and one who doesn't isn't the occurrence of a relapse, it's that the person who succeeds never stops trying to quit.
Nor-NOHA did not modify the time-course of arthritic scores and did not delay the occurrence of arthritis symptoms, as presented in more details in Additional file 1.
Intelligence level, as measured by the army's IQ-test, did not influence any of the LBP-variables at baseline, and did not influence the occurrence of LBP during service.
However, these reports only state the incidence of methicillin resistance and do not include the occurrence of resistance to other clinically important antibiotics.
