Sentence examples for but rather introduces from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is clear that the insertion does not cause disordering of the β-hairpin loop region but rather introduces only localized flexibility at the insertion site.

He started off a bit shakily during the monologue, not engaging in the usual jokes but rather introducing himself and thanking his predecessor Craig Ferguson.

In Australian ecosystems, bushfires have long played a crucial role in burning through established vegetation to clear the way for new growth, and Western Australia is taking the same view of the energy infrastructure wiped out by the Yarloop bushfires in January – don't replace what was there before, but rather introduce the energy systems of the 21st century.

They are not even shown in front of videos, but rather introduce video ads onto regular Web pages.

Both models already exist in Europe, and the only danger of this kind of change is not the change itself, but rather introducing it in a timely manner to give citizens enough time to adapt their decision-making regarding savings to the new pension system.

As well it would not mean a decline in current standard of care for the control group, but rather introduce a new service to the village.

This observed variation in the nad4 C-terminal region did not cause any frameshifts that could potentially impact downstream transcription, but rather introduced the possibility of four alternative stop codons.

Due to the possibility that L0k was not part of the original Khoe-San haplogroup pool but rather introduced by other hunter-gatherer groups that were displaced (such as previously discussed for the Khwe) or because of the Bantu-speaker expansions, L0k was also removed and only L0d based group relations was tested.

In this relaxation regime noise does not induce the transition but it rather introduces randomness in the process, by making the system wander around the separatrix delimiting the basis of attraction associated with each choice.

He rather introduces a new term to reformulate the difficulties.

Roizès [ 6], on the other hand, using the examples of chromosomes 17, 13, and 21, mainly considered unequal crossing over and suggested that conversion rather introduces divergence between the repeats of homogeneous arrays.