Sentence examples for but rather a continuum from inspiring English sources

"It is not just a binary property -- of whether something self-replicates or not, but rather a continuum," he explains.

In this way of looking at the situation, there is no clear threshold of catastrophe, but rather a "continuum of degradation," from "a world rich in biodiversity to a threadbare remnant with fewer species, fewer natural places, less beauty, and reduced ecosystem services".

Therefore, loneliness is not club in which you are either in or out but rather a continuum.

"If that gap were populated by other hominids, we'd see that gap as not so much a gulf but rather a continuum with steps on the way.

In many applications the model is not a finite set of hypotheses, but rather a continuum labelled by a real-valued parameter.

Although increasing age is accompanied by an increased risk of poor outcomes, there is no single cut-off for age but rather a continuum of gradually increasing risk [11 13].

Chaotic attractor shapes changed gradually through the transition from awake to LORR, indicating that this was not an on/off like transition, but rather a point along a continuum of brain states.

Results from this study also demonstrate that BNP is not an all-or-nothing response but rather that a continuum of disease exists.

Altogether, these data suggest that psychosis in 22q11DS should not be considered as an all-or-nothing phenomenon, but rather as a continuum of psychotic experiences of increasing severity.

Our findings are intriguing as the relationship between BNP/NT-proBNP values and the risk of CVD may not be dependent on a threshold value of BNP/NT-proBNP but rather represents a continuum [ 11, 24].

QI and QIR are not reliably distinguishable, but rather comprise a continuum of activities.