Sentence examples for but rather a dynamic from inspiring English sources
Every living organism's genome is not a static entity, but rather a dynamic one where changes in the DNA occur over time.
Now, a consortium of organisations has come together to imagine a scenario where aid is not just a one-way street, but rather a dynamic feedback loop where citizens can drive how resources are allocated and services provided in their communities.
Third, FRP development is not a continuous (linear) process but rather a dynamic process that allows for spatial and temporal heterogeneity.
In this way, adoption communication openness is not a static characteristic of the family but rather a dynamic one, which can be developed in the parent-child interaction.
This all-hands participation reminds us that journalism is not a static, one-way flow of information, but rather a dynamic process that evolves, sometimes hourly.
For nature is not a static world of unswerving law but rather a dynamic and dicey world of evolved and continually evolving habits that directly exhibit considerable spontaneity.
Disability is not simply the outcome of a particular impairment or health condition but rather a 'dynamic interaction between health conditions and contextual factors, both personal and environmental' [ 1].
Histone methylation is not a permanent histone modification, but rather a more dynamic process regulated by two classes of enzymes: histone methyltransferases (HMTs) and histone demethylases (HDMTs) [ 11].
One - of course provocative - interpretation of the seemingly contradictive findings on CSCs is that cancer stem cells are neither a defined nor a definable sub-population of cells within the tumor, but rather a highly dynamic state in which only few cells at a time are in.
Officials from several breakaway unions said they would not want to join the A.F.L.-C.I.O., but rather a new, more dynamic federation that replaces it.
Determining fluid responsiveness in the future more precisely may need more than focusing on a single parameter but rather a set of dynamic parameters that could be used as a part of more comprehensive, composite metrics.
