Sentence examples for but rather active from inspiring English sources
Nontraditional media like the Internet, which lets fans interact with the sport and each other, suit Nascar, Mr. Morgan said, because "these are not passive sport watchers but rather active participants".
Consequently, customers are not merely responders but rather active value co-creators.
In this analysis, Herz stresses that the perception of beauty is not passive, but rather active, because of the rôle of both imagination and reason.
The philosophy of microcredit is that the beneficiaries should not be passive actors in the fight against poverty (which makes them assisted), but rather active actors, responsible for improving their living conditions.
But we can decide not to be passive viewers of spectator sport, but rather active participants in a trial.
These material changes, we argue, are not simply reflections of an Indian Ocean oriented society but, rather, active efforts to effect this transformation.
The argument for selectivity then is less about how a peptide substrate fits into the protease active site but rather dynamic sampling of an unfolded conformation that can partition into the enzyme.
Investigators have proposed that the large latent complex of TGF-β1 (TGF-β1+LAP+LTBP1) is not just a passive sink for active TGFβ1, but rather an active sensor of the matricellular environment.[10] While cellular recruitment regulated by LAP may not be a direct part of this regulatory paradigm, our data supports this view.
Previous work by the authors using small molecule ATP-mimics to inhibit the kinase domain of IRE1 showed an interesting mechanism by which IRE1 responds to unfolded protein stress: The kinase activity of the IRE1 kinase is not required, but rather the active conformation of the kinase.
Efficient processing and checkpoint activation are not properties of the S-phase milieu per se but rather require active DNA replication, suggesting that collision of replication forks with the DSB is required.
The 1905 revolution showed that the village commune (mir) was not a guarantor of stability, as its protagonists had claimed, but rather an active promoter of unrest.
