Sentence examples for but rather derived from inspiring English sources
Thus, the end result of this method was the trace of the character with the only difference that it was not actually written by a pen, but rather derived from the EMGs (Fig. 2b).
Despite the large number of Spirochete-specific proteins, their overall tendency to interact with well-conserved proteins supports the notion that specific properties of spirochetes (e.g., their endoflagella) have not been invented independently in evolution but rather derived by modification of existing structures or by recruiting spirochete-specific proteins.
These phenomena are not random but rather derived from functional and evolutionary pressures.
The criteria used to flag targets were not imposed or suggested but rather derived from the respective platforms.
The dorsal-specific expression of hbox12 was not arbitrarily assumed, but rather derived from previous results based on in situ hybridization (Di Bernardo et al., 1995, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 92, 8180-8184).
Although the information on the LD surface is still fragmentary, its unique molecular composition suggests that it was not made by random sampling of the ER membrane but, rather, derived from a special ER domain or formed by an elaborate mechanism.
Therefore, the article is not a pure academic exercise, but rather derives its importance from its contribution to the development of an integrated global, regional, and national policy regime that promotes disaster risk reduction.
Our cells therefore most likely do not represent a testis-specific cell type, but rather derive from the interstitial stroma.
Tumors which express lower levels of HER2 may be less vulnerable to trastuzumab because they are less dependent on HER2 alone, but rather derive at least some of their proliferative drive from protein-protein associations (HER1 HER2 or HER2 HER3 heterodimers) or variants (p95/HER2) that are not as susceptible to antagonism by trastuzumab [ 17- 23].
(Russell 1938 25) However, unlike Marx, he emphasises that economic power is not primary, but rather, derives from a combination of the forms of power.
This result suggests the piRNAs are not just randomly generated but are rather derived from or target specific regions of the MEs.
