Sentence examples for but rather point from inspiring English sources
Our results emphasize the need to control for paracrine transmission in studies of cell cell signaling via TNTs and indicate that, in this cell line, TNTs do not establish cytosolic continuity between connected cells but rather point to the crucial importance of connexins to enable communication of cytosolic Ca2+ signals via TNTs.
That is, they don't contain any data per se, but rather "point" to where this data can be found.
These results do not suggest that social factors or geographic factors are not important but rather point more specifically to the mechanism through which they are important.
The pope's moments of Christ-like compassion and love point not to "a great man," but rather point to Jesus.
So let me not simply join ranks with the chorus but rather point out his engaging wit and soothing voice, and a fashionable look that speaks loud n clear of eclectic loves and interests.
SNP based genotyping has been recently used for M. tuberculosis but this analysis does not examine sequence of nucleotide stretches but rather point mutation detected by an hybridization-based method SnaPshot [21].
The Italian artist's photographs are not points of arrival for our aesthetic contemplation but rather points of departure to change the world.
The discovery of a few rockets does not resolve but rather points to the issue of several thousands of chemical rockets that are unaccounted for.
In light of this history, the "ethical turn" within social practice is not a flaw, but rather points to the significance of systems of governance that are shared and renegotiated over time.
On Friday, Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney, said an investigation revealed that delayed medical treatment had not led to the child's death, but rather pointed to irreversible injuries caused by Ana Delarosa, his baby sitter.
"Beatifying a son of the church does not celebrate particular historic choices that he has made, but rather points him out for imitation and for veneration for his virtue, praising the divine grace that shines in him," John Paul said today.
