Sentence examples for but rather flow from inspiring English sources

Many of the deposits are not normal lava flows but rather flow breccias, mudflows, tuffs, and other fragmental rocks; the peperino near Rome and the trass of the Eifel district in Germany are examples.

Teacher capacity building should be based not on a simple desire to improve teachers' understanding of flipped classroom method alone, but rather flow out of considerations of all possible matters at the macro level.

Analyses of the 3D images finally reveal that the gas is not distributed evenly across space, but rather flows through channels that are spread across the universe.

Information concerning all proteins of the analyzed proteome is not deleted along selection steps but rather flows into an SQL database for further mining and analyses.

CD4 counting is not, strictly speaking, a diagnostic test, but rather a flow cytometry research tool that was applied to count CD4 T-cells.

Rather, flow limited athletes typically have a stronger ventilatory response to exercise than non-flow limited athletes.

No, it was not an allusion to the debt-ridden state of the Italian economy but rather the flowing weightlessness, or, as the designer said, the "absence of gravity" of her dresses.

Agreement, here, is not the basis of justification but, rather, justification flows from the legitimacy of the democratic processes invoked to draw normative conclusions.

The tax benefit, rather, flows directly into shareholders' equity; it also pops up on the cash flow statement.

The soil types in this type of area are usually well drained, which makes more groundwater to be retained within the subsurface rather flowing to the surface.

However, the Central Dogma is not about a specific molecular mechanism but rather about information flow: not about the (im possibility of reverse translation but rather about the (non)existence of information flow from protein to nucleic acid.