Sentence examples for but instead may reflect from inspiring English sources
A higher earnings yield may not be evidence of undervaluation but instead may reflect nothing more than stocks' risk premium over bonds.
This is consistent with the claim that the Raven's tests are not affected by schooling per se, but instead may reflect attributes that themselves affect schooling (Schweizer et al. 2007).
Here, we develop an alternative 'relational-deictic' interpretation, proposing that the teleological stance may not index a deep-rooted belief that nature was designed for a purpose, but instead may reflect an appreciation of the perspectival relations among living things and their environments.
Changes in DTNBP1 expression are probably not caused by antipsychotic drug treatment [ 47] but instead may reflect an increased genetic vulnerability for schizophrenia.
Importantly, this may not simply reflect lesion size per se, but instead may reflect a contribution from other frontal regions included in the larger MFC lesion.
Thus, the excess of X-linked, female-biased genes may not be related to dosage compensation, but instead may reflect an overall feminization of the X chromosome [ 60], possibly caused by sexually antagonistic selection [ 21, 62, 63].
This suggests that the RP measured here is unlikely to reflect preconscious motor planning or preparation of an ensuing movement, and instead may reflect decision-related or anticipatory processes that are non-motoric in nature.
These variations in volume fraction of unmelted grains cannot be explained by differences in the degree of melting and instead may reflect differences in the initial volume fraction of illite prior to frictional melting (Ujiie et al. 2007b).
First, the increase in CSA amplitude may be unrelated to the maintenance of search distractors, and instead may reflect other contributions of VWM to search.
This may reflect an inability of structure prediction methods to accurately predict in vivo RNA secondary structure or, instead, may reflect additional yet-to-be discovered regulatory features.
LF, however, is a poor indicator of sympathetic tone, particularly in heart failure patients (Notarius et al. 1999), and instead may reflect an interaction of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems (Houle and Billman 1999).
