Sentence examples for but rather counts from inspiring English sources
By this definition, failure of amplification of both alleles in a heterozygous locus does not count as ADO, but rather counts as "amplification failure".
So I find myself reassuring voters that their ballot, though cast early, will not be lost, but rather counted and secured.
We note that our method, unlike betweenness centrality does not count the actual number of shortest paths between the pairs of nodes, but rather it counts the number of instances a node is part of the shortest path network between the node pairs.
You laugh neither with it nor at it but rather sit counting the minutes while the movie laughs, for no good reason, at itself.
THE PRESENT CASE The trial court below properly concluded that the County Canvassing Boards are required to submit their returns to the Department by 5: 00 p.m. of the seventh day following the election and that the Department is not required to ignore the amended returns but rather may count them.
But rather than counting on the government action to help companies, analysts say that Japan must reorient its economy toward more value-added industries like services and information technology -- and raise its standing in these fields overseas.That is the strategy Rakuten is following.
Entire condo projects and upscale residential lots are being pre-sold before any construction, with buyers freely admitting that they have no intention of occupying the units or building on the land but rather are counting on 'flipping' the properties--selling them quickly at higher prices.
But rather than count 89 negatives against just six positives, those wanting to show that ozone kills simply pool all the findings.
Comparison of sequencing results from different libraries prepared from the same sample or libraries prepared from different biological samples showed that variable sequencing depths did not induce any detectable read count-dependent bias but rather affected read counts by a single scaling factor which is of the order of the difference in the total number of mapped reads.
I'd rather count on him in the clutch than anyone else.
"I'm rather counting on the fact that there is still the BBC charter.
