Sentence examples for but rather describes a from inspiring English sources

It is also important to mention that while associated with GA in the present investigation, the proposed adaptive approach is not limited to GA applications, but rather describes a generic control system that can be effective for any population-based search algorithm.

With this better coverage of human genetic diversity, NAT2 variation no longer appears to be composed of discrete clusters roughly corresponding to continental regions but rather describes a broad geographic cline of allele frequencies that parallels those observed for presumably neutral genetic markers [27], [28].

We start by introducing a model that seemingly has nothing to do with de novo peptide sequencing, but rather describes a very general probabilistic process that transforms one Boolean string into another.

The bill does not name Chrysler but rather describes an unnamed automobile manufacturer "that will produce in excess of 675,000 automobiles" from Jan . 1to June 30 , 2008

If the present findings are not confined to Latin note names but rather describe a universal phenomenon, they would suggest that the incidence of AP in a population can be influenced by the phonetic content of the note names.

Often, companies will not immediately publish the clinical candidate, but rather describe a closely related compound with very comparable features.

These terms must not, however, be understood as characterizing separate gait types as are trot or gallop observed in mammals, but rather describe a continuum (Graham 1972 , 1985.

The recruitment materials did not specify a focus on intimate partner abuse or mental health, but rather described a broad interest in experiences occurring before and during pregnancy that may be associated with health and well-being after pregnancy.

Note that (rho ) is not a risk premium in the meaning of expected utility theory, but rather describes the difference between the nominal interest rate and risk-free interest rate.

Vodafone claims it is the first carrier to compile and publish such a detailed overview of surveillance requests — albeit, it does not use the loaded term 'surveillance', but rather describes these as "demands for assistance from law enforcement and intelligence agencies".

He does not try to prove the authority of scripture but rather describes it as autopiston or self-authenticating.