Sentence examples for but does not capture from inspiring English sources
Tomography enables three-dimensional steady-state imaging but does not capture transport subtleties.
The new classification encompasses key integrated urban water management aspects, but does not capture local-scale features of the urban environment.
The two-volume-based model can account for airway deformation and non-uniform regional ventilation to some extent, but does not capture the non-linear features of the lung.
For example, our analysis includes a forecast of technological improvements across the energy sector but does not capture any acceleration in innovation in low-carbon technologies caused by the carbon tax.
In fact, the WCETT metric takes "intraflow" (means the same flow, but between different hops) interference into consideration, but does not capture "interflow" (means between different neighboring flows) interference.
Finally, the present IÖW model allows only for an analysis of the direct regional economic effects of RE but does not capture indirect economic effects that are generated across related upstream industries or are induced by additional consumption and investment stimulated in the regional economy.
Exercise was assessed by a question asking whether the patient used exercise to treat their diabetes but did not capture intensity or frequency and may underestimate the effect of physical activity as an explanatory factor.
Catrall – who plays Cleopatra blonde, but certainly not dizzy – is good physically but doesn't capture the infinite variety or teasing danger of the character.
Instead, they relied on census block group data, which reflects some homogeneity of socioeconomic conditions, but doesn't capture individual variations.
The models are found to adequately predict the observed trends, but do not capture the interaction of adjacent particles.
Consequently, these data are extremely useful to alert authorities about the occurrence of large-scale deforestation events, but do not capture small-scale deforestation.
