Sentence examples for but rather later from inspiring English sources

Their place is now taken by ruins, but not by ruins of themselves but rather later restorations made after fires or destruction.

A possibility we wished to account for is that risk at birth is confounded with children's health problems, and thus that it is not risk at birth, but rather later health problems, that are moderated by mothers' genotype to predict parenting.

This is consistent with the design of the experiment, as a change in expression would perhaps not be expected to be observed immediately at the point at which the switch between light and dark takes place, but rather later at a subsequent time point, as is observed here.

During development, Crx is expressed in the rat pineal gland from embryonic day (E) 18 onwards with a peak around birth, suggesting that the role of Crx is not at the earliest of pineal gland developmental stages, but rather later on when the pinealocytes become differentiated [ 14].

China is the largest economy in the world, but passes the US rather later than Goldman predicted.

The final stage is the disappearance of the tail, but this takes place rather later, the tissue being used to produce a spurt of growth in the limbs.

Neel and Schull (1972 345) analyzed a rather later population, but one that did not use birth control Amish couples who married in the period 1820 1879 in Ohio and Indiana and they computed slightly higher intergenerational correlations between their fertility and the sibship sizes of wives and husbands of 0.09 and 0.07, respectively.

(Some critics of The Times believe its motto should not be "All the News That's Fit to Print" but rather "More, Later").

In addition, not all of the technologies might be implemented in the first release of 5G but rather at later stages.

Whatever size Plato will come to be, Socrates will come to be of the same size, but not at the same instant, but rather a later instant.

This labor led him to find inspiration not from Pythagoras himself but rather from later Pythagoreans and in particular from Philolaus.