Sentence examples for and rather only from inspiring English sources

Imagine for a second if Romney's "47percentt" comments had never been captured on video and rather only been quoted by someone in attendance.

Given its relative shortness and positioning upstream a disordered region, this N-terminal α-helical segment is not probably stably folded in isolation and rather only folds in cooperation with another protein.

Until recently, most studies using IHC to assign molecular subtype status to breast cancer have not used Ki67 to discriminate between Luminal A and B and rather only used Her2 status [ 7].

However, we did not observe a significant difference in LPS-induced Src activity in the animals challenged by both LPS and hyperinflation, but rather only in animals exposed to LPS alone.

Nonetheless, there was no simple relationship between differential gene expression and myogenic differential methylation, rather only for subsets of these genes, such as contractile fiber genes.

Rather, only push and pull forces should appear.

Rather, only Seediq and Japanese are used, with Chinese subtitles.

Given the preserved physiology of spindle and slow-waves density, the amplitude deficit observed in FDRs could reflect a partial cortical dysfunction that does not impact on spindle and slow wave generation but rather only on their morphology.

But for all the tinny bravado, Farage seems to be held back – and, rather poignantly, only by himself.

The impact the performance achieved had more to do with them than with the Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra, whose performance under Jan La-tham-Koenig was earthbound and rather monochrome, only sounding truly wholehearted in the closing scenes.

This is why scholars increasingly try to avoid speaking about "natural disasters" and rather refer only to "disasters" or "natural hazards".