Sentence examples for but rather could contribute from inspiring English sources

Mutations in these novel genes may not be causing the syndrome individually, but rather could contribute to KS/nIHH in conjunction with one or more additional genes.

We also hypothesized that white matter amyloid beta levels would still be increased in AD brains, even after statistically controlling for cortical plaque severity, suggesting that soluble forms of amyloid in the white matter of AD patients may not merely be a reflection of overall amyloid pathology, but rather could independently contribute to the pathophysiology of the disease.

The adaptive phenotypes to which ABO contributes are also unclear, but its phylogenetic distribution strongly suggests that they do not stem from its role in blood alone but rather could be due to shared gut pathogens.

In contrast with previous studies of local pH effect on CO2 reduction using metallic Cu, our results suggest that not always is the preferential production of C2 compounds (C2H4 + C2H6) achieved by high local pH condition irrespective of catalyst materials, but rather bulk pH condition could contribute to ability to control product selectivity.

But they could contribute.

But it could contribute to fewer fatal illnesses.

Instruments to systematically measure barriers are scarce, but could contribute to improved strategies for HIV testing.

Users therefore saw little gain in entering data that would be seen only by themselves, rather than data that could contribute to and build upon their clinical relationships.

We do not know the reason for the discrepancy but different assay conditions could contribute.

3) It is unclear to me whether it is sufficient to keep cells in exponential phase to exclude the influence of dying cells (which could contribute nutrients, rather than through exchange between living cells).

Highlighting the public-health evidence of detrimental effects of unsafe abortion, and publically framing abortion as a 'health' issue rather than a moral one, could contribute to shaping a more sensitive response among front-line providers in Ghana.