Sentence examples for but do not emphasize from inspiring English sources

I did not consider descriptions of case study research in text books which focus more or less on general descriptions of the common characteristics of case studies, but do not emphasize differences in methodologies and theory contribution.

The oldest scripts, dated to before 1700 BC, along with discussing ritual animal sacrifices, indirectly mention Ahimsa, but do not emphasize it.

In conclusion, we found that Japanese resident physicians emphasize teacher characteristics in their perceptions of characteristics of a good clinical teacher, but do not emphasize medical knowledge or clinical competence of the teacher, which are commonly emphasized in Western countries.

The team also added a few new features to the browser that aren't readily available in other solutions, including a new tab content menu and the ability to open multiple tabs at launch (something most browsers can do, too, but don't emphasize).

You can draw "fly-aways" but don't emphasize it too much.

Mr. Packer depicts this chaos but does not emphasize it, choosing to focus on failing institutions.

It noted, but did not emphasize, the prospects for an insurgency.

(It also matters that in America today incomes are becoming more unequal at the same time that most families' incomes have been stagnant for more than a decade after allowing for inflation — a point that Noah notes but does not emphasize).

Abraham bar Hiyya Savasorda, a mathematician, astrologer, and philosopher, outlined in Megillat ha-megalle ("Scroll of the Revealer") a view of Jewish history that is reminiscent of ha-Levi but does not emphasize its uniqueness to the same degree; it is also set forth in much less impressive fashion.

Most of the previous studies only focused on the performance of electrocoagulation process such as % COD and % color removal (Saravanan et al. 2010; Janpoor et al. 2011), but did not emphasize on the % TOC removal with power consumption.

Thus, in our initial study, we compared a section of BIOL 1134 offered in Fall 2009 (designated F09) that covered phylogenetics but did not emphasize tree thinking with a section offered in Spring 2010 (designated S10) that used a tree-thinking framework throughout the course.