Sentence examples for but rather fluctuating from inspiring English sources

They do not blame deer or the recent mild winter for the increased threat, but rather fluctuating numbers of acorns and mice, said Dr. Richard S. Ostfeld, a disease ecologist who has studied the acorn-mouse-tick dynamic for 20 years.

However, the system is dynamic in nature: many of its internal components are not fixed, but rather, fluctuate over time.

However, the removal efficiency of those formed in later stages did not increase, but rather fluctuated with large standard deviations.

On Amie Street, music is not sold for a flat rate, but rather fluctuates based on demand for the song.

Therefore, the periodicity of user interests is reflected in the information diffusion dynamics, where it is possible that the number of infected nodes does not converge to a specific value but rather fluctuates according to a time period determined by user interest periodicity.

Intriguingly, it has been kept within the place cell research community that place cells loss their firing selectivity if the animals are not running at or above a certain speed (e.g. if a rat sits right at the place field of a given place cell, that particular place cell would not exhibit much place-selectivity, but rather fluctuate its firing widely) [39].

Annual peaks in temperature are not as distinct as those observed over Delhi and are rather fluctuating.

Spline regression is, of course, an approximation of the true, rather fluctuating, course of pain during the 18 weeks.

The Red Queen model stands out as a coevolutionary model because it does not primarily focus on fluctuating population densities, but rather on fluctuating genotype and phenotype frequencies of the interacting species.

Proteins exist not as singular structures with precise coordinates, but rather as fluctuating bodies that move rapidly through an enormous number of conformational substates.

The pain was not described as being on a permanent level, but, rather, as fluctuating from a severe and intolerable level of pain to a more manageable pain.