Sentence examples for but rather approaches from inspiring English sources
This proportionality, however, is influenced by the three factors: a general rate constant α>0, a factor -q(t) that ensures q(t)<0 cannot rise beyond 0 but rather approaches 0 asymptotically (the maximum value q can take is 0, which corresponds to Q = 1), and a factor 1-u(t) representing the proportion of resources allocated to increasing quality rather than abundance.
What Sutton and Hargadon understand by wisdom is the exercise of two different but integrated activities: Firstly, wisdom is about not being convinced that one is always right, but rather approaching one's own beliefs reflectively and with an awareness that one has not necessarily already found the ultimate answer to the matter in question.
The hospitals were not randomly selected, but rather approached through contacts at the regional and national level.
Total number of domains increased not proportionally to the amount of reads but rather approaching to a plateau (Fig. 4b).
Data below these thresholds need not be discarded, but rather, approached cautiously before time and resources are expended for further investigation.
These are not competing hypotheses, but rather complementary approaches that are appropriate for addressing somewhat different questions.
Students often switched strategies throughout the assessment, indicating that these strategies were not deeply seated misconceptions (see Wandersee et al. 1994), but rather, alternate approaches that should be relatively easily dispelled with additional training.
The nearly identical findings by two very different but rather systematic approaches corroborate the assumption that the HER2 status is fairly homogeneous in gastric cancer.
For example, in many instances participants in a group C model pointed out that their clinics were not offering two different kinds of medical health care services, but rather blended approaches to health care where the practitioners serve as guides for the patient's healing process.
Proximal part of M not completely preserved, but with stem rather approaching to R; MP deeply branched into two long simple branches.
He did it not by changing his game, but rather his approach to it.
