Sentence examples for but rather essential from inspiring English sources
The video's aesthetics are not additional but, rather, essential to the action within and significance of each scene.
This result was unexpected because pannier is not essential for wing blade patterning in Drosophila, but rather essential for patterning of the dorsal body plate attached to the wings (notum)21,22,23.
When the American Academy of Humanities report came out, scholars and writers of all sorts took to the op-ed pages to insist that the study of literature and art are not esoteric, hermetic pursuits but rather essential practices that lead to creativity, problem-solving, and empathy.
Thus, the tumor-preventive function of TP53 is not critical during the acute elimination of damaged cells but rather essential at later time points when cells that survived irradiation despite carrying genetic aberrations drive tumor progression.
Last week, he posted on Facebook mockups of a game called "Syria Go," a Syrian version of Pokémon Go in which the sought-after items are not imaginary creatures but rather essentials such as medical supplies, a flotation device and a home.
The random effects are considered not only as compensations for the defects in some deterministic models, but also rather essential phenomena [16 20].
Sousa appeared only at the end of the New York Philharmonic's Summertime Classics concert on Tuesday, but he is not dessert, rather essential nourishment.
This capability is not only relevant to catalysis, but rather is essential for modelling any nanoscale phenomena in complex systems.
These are not fringe benefits, which can be jettisoned for the lure of jobs and money, but rather an essential part of the social contract between citizens and the state.
It doesn't involve the mechanics of voting — hanging chads or butterfly ballots or long lines at the polls — but rather the essential question of "counting ballots after they have been cast," Foley said.
