Sentence examples for but rather contribute from inspiring English sources

Our findings indicate that subsoil microbial communities are not metabolically dormant, but rather contribute to P-cycling at rates comparable to their surface counterparts.

Therefore, the immune responses we observe probably do not impair nervous tissue repair, but rather contribute to the repair process.

Of particular importance is the development of programs and policies that do not serve to reinforce existing inequities, but rather, contribute to their amelioration.

CXCR2 ligands, such as GRO-α participate in this macrophage accumulation and lesion progression, although they might not have a causative role [ 14], but rather contribute to disease progression.

Such analyses rely on the definition of genes as 'disease genes' and 'non-disease genes' and, although suited to analysis of monogenic (Mendelian) diseases, such approaches may preclude the selection of genes that do not produce an obvious phenotype but rather contribute to disease susceptibility or the severity of the effect of a simultaneous mutation in another gene.

On the other hand, none of the TAL effectors from the limited-host-range strains (pathotypes B and C) was able to trigger the hypersensitive response (HR) observed in grapefruit plants when expressed heterologously in other strain, suggesting that TAL effectors from citrus canker pathogens do not limit host range but rather contribute to virulence associated functions [ 4, 21].

And, you know, so to the extent that my choice of words didn't illuminate but rather contributed to more media frenzy, I think that was unfortunate.

Note that the happiness score of a tweet might not be meaningful per se, but rather contributes to the calculation of happiness score of an area.

Even in tissues that normally mineralise, Dlx5 misexpression did not appear to affect the timing of the initial appearance of a calcified matrix, but rather contributed to a subsequent acceleration once begun.

Thus, expression of Dlx5 in somitic cartilage did not appear to affect the initial timing of mineralization, but rather contributed to a dose-dependent acceleration of ossification once initiated.

Nocturnin deficient mice show no abnormalities in circadian behavior nor in the rhythmic expression of core clock genes in the liver, showing that Nocturnin is not part of the core circadian mechanism, but rather contributes to the rhythmic output of the clock [12].