Sentence examples for but rather identifies from inspiring English sources

Hispanic is not a race, but rather identifies an individual who speaks Spanish.

The paper does not develop the known aspects of these different subjects, but rather identifies those aspects still needing further research work.

In this context, "primitive" does not refer to a perceived lack of sophistication, but rather identifies the artists as originators of a new tradition in painting.

The second axis (PC2RC), corresponding to the module that apparently switches between obese mothers and their children (PC4MN) is exceptional in showing no enrichment for general cellular processes, but rather identifies differential expression of the T cell receptor complex and signaling components, as well as of CD8 transcripts.

However, CD38+/− heterozygous Treg showed normal suppression in vitro suggesting that reduced CD38 expression per se is insufficient to abolish Treg activity, but rather identifies CD38high Tregs as a population of highly suppressive Treg that fails to develop in p110δD910A mice.

Future work might include developing a method that does not rely on the identification of a single additional cell in the division, but rather identifies either one large parent cell, or simultaneously both daughter cells.

What is needed are tests capable of diagnosing drug resistance within 24 hours — tests that do not require letting the bacteria grow in culture for days but rather identify gene mutations that confer drug resistance.

"It is not so much about identifying works that talk about space, but rather identifying artistic processes and practices, and the way they work in specific spaces and interact with them.

But whatever the motivation, it seems that the real debate about student partnership isn't a case of adding a couple of extra students on to committees, but rather identifying new ways to genuinely place new powers in the hands of students.

The ICE's latest figures show a 26% increase in female members between 2007 and 2013, which suggests that the issue at large is no longer retaining the female portion of the workforce but rather identifying why we find it so hard to get young people, especially women, interested in an engineering-related career.

But Chris Huels, senior product manager at Bausch & Lomb, said Biotrue was not claiming to be a "green product," but rather identifying this segment of consumers as "having an affinity" for the lens solution because they like the idea of nature-inspired products.