Sentence examples for but rather coordinates from inspiring English sources

The Graduate School does not have a separate faculty, but rather coordinates the faculties from the other schools and colleges with respect to master and doctorate degree program.

In copper-bound CuBMb, ligands do not migrate to secondary docking sites but rather coordinate to the copper ion.

They typically do not have to assess their own work in this manner, but rather coordinate and plan tasks to be completed by other employees.

Given the generally large number of microRNA targets [10] it is natural to assume that many microRNAs regulate not only a single important pathway protein, but rather coordinate protein levels on a pathway-wide scale.

Evidence now shows that the two events are not separate but rather are coordinated through composite complexes of repressors and germ cell isoforms of eIF4 factors.

Rather coordinate, lineage-specific loss of expression of nuclear-encoded NDH subunits confirmed the independent loss of NDH in select taxa across the seed plant phylogeny.

The leasing agent for Bentonville Plaza, Tommy L. Van Zandt, hastened to explain that the concierge would not be "someone to get you dinner reservations" but rather someone to coordinate shipments and deliveries.

The term Indo-Hittite is used by scholars who believe that Hittite and the other Anatolian languages are not just one branch of Indo-European but rather a branch coordinate with all the rest put together; thus, Indo-Hittite has been used for a family consisting of Indo-European proper plus Anatolian.

These possibilities are not mutually exclusive, but rather more probably coordinated.

Although the HSR can be triggered cell autonomously, there is growing evidence that stress responses and proteostasis of individual cells are not regulated independently within a multicellular organism, but rather integrate and coordinate information from and with their environment.

Mr. Lynn and other proponents of this type of architectural design are able to do that because they are using software that looks at shapes not as the product of a collection of straight lines that are each specified by fixed two-dimensional coordinates, but rather as the product of three-dimensional curves that can be defined by mathematical formulas.