Sentence examples for as such instead from inspiring English sources
Beauty Banks isn't a physical "bank" as such; instead we supply local organisations who may not have our contacts.
Thirty years and quite a bit of inflation later we have the six-billion-dollar human: not a physical cyborg as such, instead an umbrella term for the latest developments in the growing field of technology for human enhancement.
Chilcot's narrative makes plain this duplicity but does not describe it as such, instead bending over backwards to excuse the way the Government's public statements on Iraq's alleged WMD "were understandably written in more direct and less nuanced language than the JIC [Join Intelligence Committee] Assessments on which they drew".
Interestingly, but not surprisingly in retrospect, the audio wasn't analyzed as such — instead, the audio was turned into images it could look for patterns in.
As such, instead of solving the full optimization problem for each Gaussian in the acoustic model, candidate solutions are selected from the CG and the most likely one is retained.
As such, instead of making PSE mandatory, the government is committed to target its efforts in areas which would give the greatest leverage on raising the overall quality of PSE and enhancing the affordability and accessibility for children, especially those from less advantaged homes to have a strong start by attending quality preschools.
There is a mosque, but we somehow never saw it as such and instead used it as a carpentry workshop.
Soil scientists rarely study the weathering profile as such, and instead concentrate upon soil-forming processes and spatial distribution primarily in the solum.
As such, we instead lag our explanatory variable to at least guarantee its pre-determined character.
As such, we instead focused on the difference measure of omissions in the left versus right hemifield to reduce confounds.
It is probable that genetic variation alone does not create disease as such, but, instead confers susceptibility to its development, just as has been suggested for the host response in other fields of oral intervention [ 19].
