Sentence examples for but instead shares from inspiring English sources

When they are ready to withdraw from the pool, the partnership gives them not their original shares or cash but instead shares of a variety of stocks held by the pool.

The N-terminal protein sequence of RASSF3A has no similarity to RASSF1A or NORE1A but instead shares high homology with the N-terminus of RASSF1C and NORE1B.

As evident from Figure 2A, the asc1Δ gene expression profile clusters closely with that of pfk27Δ and tsl1Δ, strongly indicating that Asc1 is not the β-subunit of the Gpr1 system but instead shares a functional role with Pfk27 and Tsl1 in storage carbohydrate synthesis and the glycolytic/gluconeogenic switch.

I can't count the number of times I've sent tweets with things spelled wrong (even recently), or thought I was sending a private message, but instead shared it with the world.

The single biggest insight in all our work and research on Cluster this past year is that more and more, people don't want to share everything with everyone, but instead share select content with select people.

When the Internet is completely open, and access isn't connected to particular individuals but instead shared among a group, personal privacy is enhanced.

What if your greatest priority wasn't saving the church you know, but instead sharing that church with others and giving them the freedom to help change it?

In his 2014 Christmas greeting, Pope Francis didn't waste too much time with niceties but instead shared 15 "ailments" the Curia should rid itself of.

The mtDNA lineage of patient UT9 is a J1c1 lineage, whereas the UT3 lineage is a specific J1c lineage not belonging to J1c1 but instead sharing the entire motif from the region 35 464 plus the infrequent mutation G8865A with the J1c lineage of GenBank accession number EU573192 (submitted by the company 'Family Tree DNA'); the lack of G11719A likely represents an oversight.

Astonishingly, these sex chromosomes form an alternating X and Y chain during male meiosis (Grutzner et al. 2004), and share no gene content with that of the ancestral therian X chromosome, but instead share homology with the Z chromosome of birds (Veyrunes et al. 2008).

However, as S. officinalis and S. fruticosa are undoubtedly closely related species it is possible to assume that at least some of these rare common alleles are not necessarily the result of inter-species introgression and horizontal gene transfer, but instead share the same origin through a common ancestor.