Sentence examples for but rather a difference from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is likely that differences in prevalence are not due to the different methods per se, but rather a difference in choice of primers.

In this, the fourth presidential election of the Era of the AUMF, the debate hasn't been about war per se – whether it's necessary, whether it's an effective means to an end – but rather, a difference of degree: will we have more of the same, or much, much more of the same?

But they took pains to describe their vote as not simply a pacifist protest against all military action, but rather a difference of opinion on the need for an international force versus unilateral action, a stronger reliance on the United Nations as opposed to going it alone.

Interestingly, there were no significant differences in the percentage of cells containing P-Stat3, P-Erk1/2 and P-Akt (data not shown) between SHIPΔIP/ΔIP MKP and WT MKP, but rather a difference in the level of phosphorylation on a per cell basis.

In this study, however, the HA extremes showed no difference in clinical alcohol dependence but rather a difference in severe impulsive cluster B psychopathology.

In contrast to the above-mentioned findings, a detailed evaluation of voxel-based morphometry and subcortical volumetric measures indicated no feminization of MtF transsexuals but rather a difference as compared with male and female controls (Savic and Arver 2011).

There is no difference in principle between the predicates we use and those we could use, but rather a pragmatic difference in habit, or of "entrenchment" of certain predicates and not others.

The results show no trend towards higher or lower values with increased treatment cycle number for the group, but rather a clear difference among patients.

Therefore, there is clearly no sign of accumulation of nonsynonymous mutations in either of these lineages but rather an unexpected difference in synonymous rates.

This pattern was similar across English Chinese and Chinese English bilinguals, suggesting this is not an effect of proficiency but rather an underlying difference in the mechanisms of language processing in these two scripts.

It is plausible that observed selective cytotoxicity is not due to difference in tubulin gene expression but rather a result of differences in post-translational modifications (PTMs) [20].