Sentence examples for but rather increased from inspiring English sources
In a previous report, LPCAT3 knockdown did not impair TG transport, but rather increased VLDL secretion by the liver, due to the induction of MTP caused by increased LPC (Li et al., 2012).
As details of the woman's circumstances had emerged, they had not particularized her, but rather increased her everywoman appeal: she had been urban, yet from a migrant rural family; a student, but in a humble paramedical field — a Delhi striver, not quite arrived.
On the other hand, the FCGR of the CG copper showed no temporary drop but rather increased steadily with cycling.
IL-21 did not affect antigen-specific T cell proliferation, but rather increased autoreactive Th1 cells upon pretreatment [82].
However, elephants did not increase their selection of woody species during the dry season, but rather increased their selection of habitats relative to woody plant selection.
Calf raise MVC did not reduce across isolation but rather increased non-significantly (0 vs. 520 days; P > 0.05) by 7.6% from 1641 ± 113 N to 1766 ± 82 N.
As neuromodulators, they do not act directly as neurotransmitters but rather increase or decrease the action of neurotransmitters.
Something is still not quite adding up.Kevin O'Brien Chang Montego Bay, JamaicaArthur Lewis, in discussing economic development of the third world in the 1950s, wrote that economic development was not about happiness but rather increasing the range of choice.
Our overall results suggest that birds experiencing thermal stress will not necessarily lower their vigilance, but rather increase feeding bout length to compensate for the greater metabolic demand.
I'm not saying to deviate from the overall look, but rather increase the quality of the product with the help of high-definition.
However, these anatomical biomarkers are suboptimal to assess the effect of some targeted treatments that do not cause regression of tumor volume, but rather increase in the extent of tumor necrosis [18].
