Sentence examples for but rather availability from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the problem is not GP accessibility, but rather availability.

As a college student, what has struck me is not the availability of Vyvanse, the Concerta, nor the Ritalin (though their presence is notable) but rather, the availability of Modafinil.

It's not that Apple doesn't want you to spend more ordering the fancier model, which starts at $199, but rather that availability is expected to be limited initially.

The results of our experiments demonstrate that the increased activity of T cells is not simply dependent on the amount of antigen expressed but rather the availability of these antigens processed onto the surface of donor tumor cells or infected cells.

Drugs for treatment were not chosen for the clinical stage the patients exhibited but rather for availability.

The limitation of this review lays less in the methodological execution, but rather the availability of relevant literature.

They were in no way criticizing the skills of the health care professionals, but rather their availability and the momentum behind their interventions.

Thus, indicators measuring the percentage of patients included in clinical trials did not only reflect the organizational quality of the process, but rather the availability to scarce resources.

Accordingly, the rate limiting step in genome sequencing projects is no longer the experimental characterization of the data but rather the availability of experts and resources for computational analysis.

This was not considered to be an assessment of the provision of vision or ophthalmologic services, but rather the availability of basic equipment or the provision of general clinical services.

However, as it was rare that more than one ICU bed was available at a specific time, allocation of the bed location was not determined by physician preference, but rather by availability.