Sentence examples for but rather change from inspiring English sources

Yet the research so far suggests that people's life stories are neither rigid nor wildly variable, but rather change gradually over time, in close tandem with meaningful life events.

Due to the complexity of modern day systems and the fact that most real world problems are not fixed but rather change with time, it is necessary to look for new methodologies and strategies to deal with reliability problems.

My best advice is to not change your question to fit your current skill set but rather change your skill set to meet the demands of a good question.

That's because the resolution they agreed on was not to change independent contractors to employee status, but rather change some policies to improve clarity and ensure more rights for the workers.

Besides the divergence in results experienced by both countries with their eradication plans, the point that must be stressed is that eradication efforts are not constant over time, but rather change as different governments express different levels of commitment to a policy of in the case of Bolivia forceful eradication of coca leaves.

The channel combinations shown are not static, but rather change rapidly in time as different users are assigned different channels.

This new possible process does not bring the system from configuration 4B back to configuration 4A but rather changes it into configuration 4C (as the direction in which P1 moves must be inverted).

In this view, an aggregate shock does not necessarily change the total amount of idiosyncratic risk – the variation of labor productivity y around labor time and effort supplied – but rather changes its composition between the unobserved category ϵ and the observed category ν.

With MRGluc as the metric of tumor glucose uptake rate, 104 studies now showed a positive correlation with a median correlation coefficient of 0.55 (Figure 2B), indicating that factoring in the glucose did not eliminate the bias, but rather changed it from negative to positive.

Therefore, neither reduction of Hyou1 gene dosage, nor loss of Dnajc3, changes the localization of the inclusions, but rather changes the timing of protein aggregation.

Importantly, this study demonstrated the importance of mothers experiencing "transformational learning"—learning which goes beyond simply receiving knowledge but rather changes what one believes or understands as a result of the learning [ 6].