Sentence examples for but rather dynamically from inspiring English sources

Recent advances demonstrate that BER does not operate as an isolated pathway but rather dynamically interacts with components of other DNA repair pathways to modulate and coordinate BER functions.

The attribute set in IvIS is not static but rather dynamically changing over time with the collection of new information, which results in the continuous updating of rough approximations for rough set-based data analysis.

There is increasing evidence that neurotransmitter transporters are not constitutively expressed at nerve endings, but rather, dynamically regulated by various cellular mechanisms.

The letrozole program benefited tremendously in that it was not developed sequentially but rather dynamically, as a result of many discussions among all members of the letrozole team.

Our analysis of SUMO-dependent Ulp1 targeting to the septin ring provides important evidence that Ulp1-like SUMO proteases do not passively await their desumoylation substrates, but rather dynamically localize to them in a cell-cycle-specific manner.

Hence, the context in which value is created has changed fundamentally – away from predetermined and linear value chains towards rather dynamically emerging value constellations, which comprise cooperative networks of providers and customers (Normann 2001, pp. 106).

Though everyone's brain begins with "a basic scaffold of connectivity that is formed according to genetic blueprints," said Dr. Carla Shatz, a developmental neurobiologist at Harvard Medical School, "a baby's brain is not a miniature of the adult's, but rather is a dynamically changing structure".

Based on computer simulation, we eventually proposed that tumor growth was far from continuous but rather intermittent and dynamically non-random in some important ways.

We want to clarify that we are not suggesting that channels dynamically cluster and de-cluster but rather that channels within pre-defined clusters dynamically and functionally interact with one another during calcium influx events.

It's probably not this or that grimace or gesture, scientists are thinking, but rather a subtle constellation of signals emerging dynamically during brief encounters.

In other words, the observed relationship between psychophysical and electrophysiological results is inconsistent with a single neurophysiological process that could account for perceptual learning, but rather suggests a more complex scenario of dynamically interacting neural reorganizations.