Sentence examples for but rather detects from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the fact that the biochemical assay detection is not specific to GSH or GSSG, but rather detects total thiols and disulfides in the supernatant fraction of tissue homogenates (for which GSH and GSSG are normally the major components) should be kept in mind when interpreting these results.

As noted above, the M-statistic does not locate hot spots, but rather detects a difference between the two populations under comparison.

Unbiased metagenomic NGS is a powerful approach for diagnosis of infectious disease because it does not rely on the use of targeted primers and probes, but rather, detects any and all pathogens on the basis of uniquely identifying sequence information [ 44].

Bio-signal biomarkers remove no material from the patient, but rather detect and analyse an electromagnetic, photonic or acoustic signal emitted by the patient [2].

Unfortunately, this primer did not straddle the inversion breakpoint but rather detected the existence of a 2-kb insertion sequence (data not shown) which correlated with the type of Z chromosomes.

Likewise, in another study [ 11], the authors did not report a correlation between the occurrence of this motif and a particular class of genes, but rather detected the GTGT motif to be specifically enriched in regions with a particular chromatin 'anatomy', namely, those regions enriched for PRC1 proteins and with H3K4Me3 at the transcription start site.

The polygraph test depends on this: "Lie Detectors" don't actually detect lies, but rather they detect the subconscious stress and fear that lying causes.

Thus, it does not use a predictive model or provide predictions, but rather it detects and supplements annotations that should exist based on the available data.

The improvements in performance using this type of analysis indicate that extra disease detected by EIS does not represent other foci of disease in women already known to have HG CIN, but rather it detects HG CIN in women who were thought not to have such disease based on colposcopic examination.

The analysis of all CD4-positive T lymphocytes in our study may, however, have hidden such a correlation, especially as CD4 staining alone rather detects the large majority of CD4-positive helper T cells than the minority of Tregs.

The roadmap does not aim at diagnosing fraud or bias but rather at detecting some potential warnings that could be used by reviewers or editors as justifications to address queries on the raw data.