Sentence examples for but rather inherent from inspiring English sources

In it, the author of the "manifesto" appears to try to argue that the gender gap in technology is not a product of discrimination — but rather inherent biological differences between men and women in general.

Therefore, in the lean phenotype characterized by high intrinsic running endurance, heightened daily physical activity is not a consequence of a small body mass but rather inherent to the individual's physiology.

A further issue, which is not limited to this report but rather inherent to all previous studies on human intracranial data, is the possible interference between pathological effects and normal neural phenomena.

Many women do not acquaint support of partners and family members as an additional role, but rather, inherent within maternal, spousal, or friendship roles.

In addition, this association apparently does not depend on social or economic factors such as gender, income level, education or age, but it is rather inherent to the condition just as emotional symptoms are [ 25- 27].

In it, he lays out his view that beauty is a matter neither of taste nor opinion but rather an inherent attribute of living things.

Because we chose the height of the rods to carefully fit three cubes, the user would not feel that the stacking limit was arbitrary, but rather an inherent limitation of the device.

arabiensis, 6, 7, 34, 35 does not necessarily represent failure, or even waning impact, of these measures but rather their inherent limitations from the outset.

Crucially, the impact of pre-activation of mitophagy on apoptosis potential was minimal, and not in agreement with experimental findings [ 14], suggesting the mitochondria do not function as a "well-mixed" system as assumed by ODEs but rather have inherent heterogeneity contributing towards interactions, and thus motivating our multi-agent approach presented below.

So perhaps it wasn't a failure to produce sufficiently unsettling imagery that had steered the vibe in an unexpectedly light-hearted direction, but rather a tension inherent in the work's concept.

We therefore believe the findings presented here are not necessarily contradictory to the findings of the antenatal surveys, but rather result from inherent differences associated with pregnant women served in public health clinics.