Sentence examples for but rather complement from inspiring English sources

The manuals are not meant to replace allopathic medicine but rather complement and support it.

As such, protein chips will not necessarily replace but rather complement DNA microarrays, says Lawrence Cohen, the boss of Zyomyx.Protein chips fall into two main categories capture chips and interaction chips which produce quite different results.

For the record: the new royalty option comes will not replace the existing DTP standard royalty option but rather complement it.

MyVaccss isn't designed to replace the NHS's own record keeping but rather complement a system to which patients don't have direct access.

They should instead be diagnosticians, that is, adapt approaches and methodologies that do not substitute but rather complement each other, also use models which enable navigation through varying contexts and realities.

The goal is not to have users spend time on the site, but rather complement and catalyze off-line activities and opportunities.

This extra wireless backhaul does not replace the existing wireline backhaul but rather complements it.

The output obtained with our approach does not in any way exclude the usage of other existing elicitation and prioritization methods but rather complements them.

But I think that all these networks will continue to operate, not displacing each other entirely but rather complementing each other.

The addition of the new triangle to the existing quadrangle composite of two triangles does not cause the corruption of the existing figures, but rather complements them.

In this sense, the results of this study do not contradict the concept of DOS and BIOS [32], but rather complements it in terms of potential future unknown therapeutic target opportunities.