Sentence examples for but rather a missing from inspiring English sources

As plant cultivation is dependent on seed dispersal control, we demonstrate that during the domestication of sesame and wheat, seed dispersal is avoided not due to a defective hygroscopic tissue, but rather a missing dehiscence tissue.

Or rather, a missed penalty.

It's not about missing facts but, rather, a larger question, one that won't be answered anytime soon.

Even though a small number of missed genes may be overlooked by our approach, our goal with this study was not to find all missed genes, but rather a large subset thereof that could be easily found through existing tools.

She then decided to join an investment club, and discovered that what she minded was not losing money, but rather missing the opportunity to make the money everyone else seems to be making.

The most controversial aspect is not what the document contains, but rather what is missing.

The second, she said, was a "filing failure" rather than a missed test.

As this was not a population based study, the results are thus not generalizable for all children from the PMTCT program of the time, but rather missed opportunities are highlighted through this study design.

The Gulf states are keen to promote green kit – and will throw cash at it as if they were buying a Premier League football team – but have rather missed out on the purpose.

But this rather misses the point.

But you rather missed the point of my little campaign against the widespread planting of garden daffodils in the countryside.