Sentence examples for but rather linked to from inspiring English sources

O'Dwyer's site did not directly store, offer, or copy any of the programmes it listed, but rather linked to other sites which had done so, in a similar manner to how Google and other search engines display results.

The structure of biological networks proves to be far away from randomness but rather linked to function.

SNPs implicated in GWAS may not be the causal SNPs but rather linked to the causal SNP.

Our results strongly suggest that the expression of the THB1 gene is not constitutive but rather linked to the source of nitrogen available to the cell.

Specifically, when applied to our TRIM24 drug discovery project, the ability to monitor displacement of endogenous full-length TRIM24 from chromatin in adherent cell line enables pivotal PK/PD/efficacy studies to ensure that the compound phenotype (i.e., anti-viability) is not due to off-target effects, but rather linked to on-target TRIM24 activity.

We also do not elaborate on mutation data, because mutation data are not embedded in the KEGG network, but rather link to these networks.

Mechanisms for multi-stakeholder accountability should be put in place at all levels of project implementation, preferably avoiding the creation of new institutions, but rather linking to existing multi-stakeholder committees and/or dialogue processes.

Some truncated class Ib molecules, such as those in the mouse Qa-2 family, are not necessarily secreted, but are rather linked to the cell membrane through a glycosylphosphatidylinositol (GPI) anchor that is added to the carboxyl terminus of the protein during posttranslational modification [50], [51].

The oropharyngeal types were not associated with the type of viruses, but were rather linked to the age of the subjects.

CYP1A2*1F is located in intron 1 and may not directly be associated with enzyme activity, but is rather linked to other polymorphisms with regulatory properties (Sachse et al, 1999).

The key assumption is that science is not autonomous, rather linked to social and cultural organizations.