Sentence examples for but rather advocate from inspiring English sources

We conclude that it cannot be recommended to rely upon CGI alone as outcome measure in clinical trials but rather advocate for the incorporation of multiple self- and clinician-reported scales into the design of clinical trials in addition to CGI in order to gain further insight into CGI's relation to the patients' perspective.

It is therefore necessary not to project one's specific political/social beliefs on one's activities but rather advocate the very simple premises of humanitarianism: the necessity for supranational authorities, independent enforcement of human rights, and the consolidation of humanitarianism from an eloquent confusion of great ideas into a strong and well defined movement.

However, the legislation does not support an increased usage of laboratory animals, but rather advocates the sharing of data and the development of alternative in vitro and in silico methods.

What if "when yo girl" was the onset of a sentence that didn't conclude with an objectionable PMS joke, but rather advocated for gender equality?

You want to stay away from it". But rather than advocate the repeal of the Investment Company Act, the association is strongly advocating that it be more widely applied.

He has harsh words for developed nation farm policies, but rather than advocate for their removal, he suggests that we ought to shut the whole darn system down.

Acknowledging that the global economy is transforming market forces, Mr. Gephardt said he was neither "a protectionist, nor am I a free-trader," but rather an advocate for trade accords that incorporate tougher labor, environmental and human rights standards.

The Times has a long history of running advertisements whose main purpose isn't to sell an item or service, but rather to advocate a cause; the paper regularly runs them to this day.

Judge Richard J. Leon issued the injunction sought by the tobacco companies and gave as a reason the illegitimacy of images as conveyers of information: "[T]he government's emphasis on the images' ability to provoke emotion strongly suggests that the government's actual purpose is not to inform, but rather to advocate a change in consumer behavior".

The report does not demand the "immediate closure of all charter schools, but rather we advocate for their eventual absorption into the public school system.

Finally, because the precision of the estimates were poor, the focus should be on coefficient intervals instead of the point estimates, which are subject to random error and one could rather advocate no effect of friends at all.