Sentence examples for but rather implemented from inspiring English sources

In our method, the reduction is not part of the analytical step, but rather implemented as a pre-filtering stage (see Appendix sections A.1 and A.2).

Violence is not being sought, but rather implemented when it is the only form of defense against a violent organization calling for the mass extermination of millions of people.

Although, pressed on how firm that anti-social features stance is, he concedes they're not abandoning the usual social suite entirely — but rather implementing that sort of stuff in relative moderation.

She would rather implement tangible programs than start a support group.

Villas-Boas's approach at Chelsea was not wrong, but rather badly implemented.

He made the point that tailormade therapy should not be confused with implementing simple prognostic or predictive factors that in general do not define direct biological targets but rather should implement biological parameters revealing a variable statistical correlation to outcome.

47– 50 It is important not to withdraw treatment early, but rather to implement active antihypertensive medication with the objective of obtaining a BP <140/90 mmHg.

Here is described a high precision, but rather easy to implement, method for measuring the vertex angle of the refractive pyramids.

The design has elements of an efficacy study (e.g., random assignment, independent ratings, checks on treatment fidelity), but the primary aim of the study was not to test the relative difference between two different psychotherapy approaches, but rather how to implement CBT for pediatric OCD in a format that can be available to the most possible patients.

First, the important year to look at in California isn't when the medical marijuana initiative passed — 1996 — but rather when it was implemented in the form of "dispensaries," around 2004.

It is no longer worth spending time thinking about the actual accounting principles to be implemented but rather on the actions of an operational type that will favour this transition.