Sentence examples for but rather limits from inspiring English sources

The broad age distribution does not complicate the analysis but rather limits the resolution at higher ages.

These points are not direct weakness inherent in this trial's design, but rather limits external validation to previous studies.

Many authors do not necessarily present more or less complete theories, but rather limit themselves to making suggestions and exploring some particular idea.

Food safety laws in many countries do not prohibit insect parts in food, but rather limit their quantity.

This is primarily because field conditions normally do not allow us to observe the readiness of females to engage in extra-pair copulations, but rather limit us to drawing conclusions about female behaviour from patterns of paternity.

In this case endosymbionts may be key to opening new ecological niches for their hosts by contributing nutrients that are not lacking entirely but rather limiting for their hosts.

Participant 18 (Group 2), electric & manual desks, teacher/manager role Others would need to put the desk down if tired, although this did not completely foreclose on using the desk but rather limited the time in the standing position.

It is therefore somewhat unfortunate that the authors do not perform any analysis of their own but rather limit themselves to the citation of [ 125] where the exact list of "primordial enzymes" is not given.

In analogy to western blotting different strategies exist to enhance sensitivities and to extend the dynamic range of membrane-based measures, but are rather limiting compared to the 16 bit (0-2) dynamic range of standard microarrays.

Because what's really at issue here is not the power of fact-checking but, rather, its limits.

It doesn't mean being lenient or the opposite, hovering over your child's every move, but rather using limits, boundaries, care and natural consequences to guide your child to make helpful decisions.