Sentence examples for but rather processes from inspiring English sources
Presently, the aim is not to derive moment equations, i.e., a deterministic set of equations that approximate the moments of the Markovian particle model, but rather processes (deterministic or stochastic) to which a sequence of microscopic models converges under suitable conditions in a probabilistic way.
Therefore, it is unlikely that the ERP difference reflects simply motor-related processes, but rather processes operating at a higher cognitive level, associated with monitoring or control.
Our data suggest that Wss1 is not a SUMO-isopeptidase but rather processes polySUMO chains, probably due to metalloprotease activity in a hinge region of the polySUMO conjugates.
Receptor dissociation and aggregation are thus not mutually exclusive events but rather processes that occur at different size levels and time points during B cell activation.
They do not create information out of nowhere but rather process information that is present.
It is suggested that 5′ flap overhangs, shorter than 5 nt, are not subjected to a threading process during replication but rather processed by tracking [ 21].
However, RNase E also takes part in RNA maturation processes and cleaves precursors of structured RNAs in a more controlled manner, so that the cleavage products are not marked for destruction but rather processed further to form a functional RNA molecule [5].
The social behaviors that are demonstrated by the theoretical model do not represent a linear process, but rather a process that moves back and forth between the three sub-core categories, all of which are interrelated.
The weak correlation shows that MS/DB neuronal activity is not solely involved in olfactory processing but rather integrates processed respiratory signals.
In many cases, neither functions nor dispositions are explicitly included in ontologies, but rather the processes that realize these functions or dispositions.
(Leslie, Interview 3) Interview narratives are not simply accounts of inner thoughts or feelings, but rather verbal processes in which individuals attempt to make sense of experiences and of their reactions [ 46, 47].
