Sentence examples for but instead utilised from inspiring English sources

Now, his skill with design and detail is no longer confined to the screen, but instead utilised to create giant metal works that incorporate light, movement and nature.

Andersson et al. [ 22] did not use Tooth Mousse® (MI Paste®) or Tooth Mousse Plus® (MI Paste Plus®) but instead utilised a proprietary CPP ACP dental crème which is either no longer readily available or has been discontinued.

The methods used in this tutorial avoid the use of approximations, instead utilising cumulative count statistics directly in the analysis.

Our findings suggest that elderly migrants from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds will choose not to remigrate and will instead utilise healthcare and social services in Denmark.

Women may instead utilise third-sector organisations, which, while valuable for the management and support of problems associated with sexual health, may be unable to manage co-morbid physical health problems.

There is also evidence from lineage tracing of IFE progenitors to suggest that IFE homoeostasis occurs independently from stem cells, instead utilising a single population of persistent progenitors (Clayton et al, 2007).

Teacher based assessments are used by schools to monitor progress and these are not graded, scored or compared; but instead are descriptive and utilised in a formative manner to inform feedback and assessment for learning.

Instead, we utilised utility scores obtained from the general population for the states 'being at work' and 'being on sick leave' (Squires et al., 2012).

While the ability of OV14 to genetically transform plant genomes has previously been demonstrated [ 12], OV14 has not acquired a known suite of symbiosis or pathogenesis genes but instead appears to effectively utilise supplementary vir or sym genes for virulence and symbiosis.

"We are not looking at miracles but rather to utilise what we have.

"But why should we insist that you as a reader scroll through a certain section of our site which we already know that you have never been interested in, instead of utilising your precious time to show you something else?" Blau says a lot of research has been carried out that shows there are higher levels of retention for someone who reads an article in print than online.