Sentence examples for but rather a persistent from inspiring English sources
The story that Warren told gave the Party an answer, because she did not see a collapse of institutional authority or politics but, rather, a persistent set of corruptions in which the systems of regulation bent toward a very few, very wealthy people.
They don't always require an excessive amount of time, but rather a persistent and unrelenting focus.
In contrast, patients with motor deficits do not show this release of inter-hemispheric inhibition for movements of the stroke affected hand, but rather a persistent inhibitory influence on ipsilesional M1 (Murase et al., 2004).
By remaining in close proximity, Scm3 serves not as a structural replacement for H2A-H2B (contoary tourur initial model in Mizuguchi et al. (2007)), but rather as a persistent chaperone-in-residence to insure against catastrophic loss of the singular Cse4 nucleosome.
Once facilitation pushes the system's trajectory beyond the separatrix, further increasing facilitation (or judiciously adjusting other parameters) does not result in further continuous increases in persistent activation delay rates, but rather a change in the activation pattern itself.
Since some researchers have challenged whether SOC is truly a distinct salutogenic construct, but rather an inverse measure of persistent depressive symptoms [ 13], we also controlled for the presence of major depression.
These results therefore indicate that the parent PCB congeners that constitute the main part of the PCBs present in serum do not cause an estrogenic effect but rather an antiestrogenic effect, though other persistent pollutants usually occurring along with the PCBs may cause an estrogenic effect.
He uses old styles and technologies not as a cute retro gimmick but rather to explore persistent themes of memory and loss.
The data obtained reinforce the proposal that complete transfer of the polypeptide chain into the matrix is not a necessary stage in its topogenesis, but rather persistent interaction of the polypeptide chain with the membrane during the process of translocation is of importance for heme binding, folding and membrane insertion.
He concludes: The problem in America today is therefore not wealth but rather persistent poverty.
