Sentence examples for but rather backs from inspiring English sources

However the higher activity of the Tyr204 mutants observed at low pH is inconsistent with the proposal that such a tyrosinate ion acts to force IPP into a catalytically competent position, but rather backs up the theory that the stabilization of the PPi leaving group facilitated by the tri-nuclear Mg cluster helps drive the reaction  [12].

Switching from the eternally upbeat, colorful world of Paul Smith to the more lugubrious mauves and maroons of the early 1970s did not really take the image forward, but rather back to another facet of the rock 'n' roll world.

Take a movie outside or check your cell midscreening, and you're no longer at the movies, but rather back in the very reality that the movies promise to deliver you from.

The net result of Graham-Cassidy is essentially to shift medical care decision power not to "doctors and patients" as repeal and replace proponents always claim but rather back to the officials of state capitals and insurance companies, working in concert, with essentially no surviving federal standards that could not be waived or watered down by a sympathetic HHS Secretary.

In contrast to normal and hyperplasic prostate glands, the glands in carcinomas are not encircled by collagen or stromal cells but rather lie "back to back" and appear to dissect sharply though the native stroma.

"We can finally take a location whose very name has been sullied," he said, "and restore it as a place where people in close proximity to it don't relate to S.U.V.'s backing into people, but rather boats backing into the shoreline".

They would ideally wish for Adventure Island to be populated by men in beige socks, sandals and Ralph Lauren polo tops, who would never rip the shirts off their own backs but rather, discreetly, the backs of others, working as they do in the worlds of banking, estate agency and management consultancy.

The broader country didn't make it out, but rather plunged back in.

The position is remarkable for the fact that, unlike in Greece, the mainstream Spanish socialist party, PSOE, has not collapsed, but rather shrivelled back to 20% as the radical left gathered momentum.

When King referenced "culture and demographics," he was not talking about two distinct concerns but rather harking back to a tradition that saw the former as the invariable product of the latter.

The advertisements and automatic calls do not refer to the debt-ceiling debate at all, but rather hark back to an earlier Republican budget plan passed by the House that focused heavily on spending cuts and reshaping the Medicare program, one of the largest contributors to the nation's fiscal imbalances.