Sentence examples for but may instead increase from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that repeated cold exposure of the fingers does not lead to favorable adaptations, but may instead increase the injury risk.

A recent international systematic review found that hiding or distorting the truth does not engender hope but may instead increase patients' fear, although no studies from developing country settings were identified.

However, concern has been raised about this practice, since some studies have shown that the presence of cattle may instead increase malaria prevalence.

In contrast, virulence of necrotrophic or polyphagous pathogens may instead increase when damage to the host increases pathogen fitness (Jarosz and Davelos 1995).

For those with multiple chronic conditions and poor functional status, the "rescue culture" of modern medicine can result in a spiral of aggressive therapies that may have little potential for benefit and may instead increase distress near the end of life [ 13, 34, 35].

These results suggest that the observed pattern of variation along the insulin pathway is unlikely to result predominantly from positive selection acting on the upstream genes but may instead be accounted for by increasing levels of purifying selection.

Thus APD and repolarization gradient measurements obtained from the spontaneously beating heart may not fully represent the observed experimental conditions but may instead reflect spontaneous intrinsic increases or decreases in heart rate.

Finally, evolutionary responses to climate change in complex communities will not always increase the chances in population survival, but may instead lead to 'evolutionary suicide' (Ferriére and Legendre 2013).

However, this change may not represent an actual increase in the speed sixgills are moving, but may instead be the result of making more directed moves between sites.

(2001) conclude that their results demonstrate a closer linkage between manager compensation and performance, Göx (2008) argues that an increase in variable pay does not necessarily imply improved incentives but may instead reward the manager for luck.

Informed choice might not change decisions, but instead increase well-being or have other beneficial effects.