Sentence examples for but rather observations from inspiring English sources

(These aren't data-driven facts, but rather observations I've made operating in iOS and concurrently being on the investing side evaluating them).

Importantly, however, it is likely the effects of INK4/ARF expression on the development of atherosclerosis do not result from their expression in PBTL, but rather, observations in PBTL may serve as a surrogate for INK4/ARF expression in other tissues.

No set pattern of studies is advocated but rather observations are encouraged within the framework of studies that provide for varied exposure of the hepatocyte.

Actually, most of the jokes don't seem that well integrated into the plot, but rather stray observations that detract from it.

(A Twitter spokesperson clarified to us that this understanding is not the result of having already publicly beta tested the 280-character count, but rather its observations of how different language users tweet. That is, in markets where there's more room to tweet, people tweet more).

Given the extensive changes in Waorani society in the 50 years since first western contact, the results of this study should not be interpreted as representing traditional Waorani perceptions of primates and other animals, but rather as observations on the contemporary ethnobiology of the Waorani.

However, these last predictions (or rather, observations on the growth of what is already taking place) should cause a healthy amount of anxiety about personal privacy.

This is the simple but rather melancholy observation that, when you knock away thousands of years of ritual, poetry, myth and song, love is just another neurobiological process, like sweating.

I say this not as a criticism toward Williams, but rather an observation.

This is not a date to remember but rather an observation -- a note I made to myself recently.

Influenza sequence sampling in most scientific studies and public health contexts is conducted in such a way that each additional sequence sample is not an independent observation but, rather, is an observation with a high degree of correlation to recently collected samples (33 ).