Sentence examples for but rather provision from inspiring English sources

Although the availability of a robust T. reesei strain producing a beta-glucosidase-boosted enzyme solution could be important in view of an optimized process output, the aim of this study was not primarily optimization itself, but rather provision of a basis for optimization through integrative mass balance analysis of a representative SHCF process.

Rather, provision of these interventions is for ethical considerations, providing these participants with access to the study OA therapies.

It was not assumed that consumers would be decision makers about service provision, but rather be drivers of service demand.

A spokesman for Mr. Obama, Bill Burton, said Mr. Obama did not oppose the "terrorist designation" in the amendment that Mrs. Clinton supported but rather language in the nonbinding provision that discussed forces in Iraq in terms of affecting Iran.

The expression of the latter genes was not dependent on the absolute level of oxygen in the feed gas, but rather on the absence, limited provision or excess oxygen.

Here, we have not simply examined integration and implementation issues within particular service provision contexts, but rather have explored and identified key barriers and facilitators to realizing telecare as a 'whole system' in which the domestic and other contexts are differently experienced and configured as contributing to chronic disease management.

But rather than adjusting loan-loss provisions by a fixed proportion on the basis of past economic cycles, the new standard lets the banks determine how much to write off.

Their suggestion for threading this needle is not for policies that restrict private provision of education, but rather for governments to define clear regulations to hold all participants in the education sector accountable.

Local and regional-development authorities responded fully to the survey - but the results showed rather patchy provision for parents.

CNET has negotiated a rather unique provision that gives it more leeway than usual to find another, higher bidder.

Society of Authors chief executive Nicola Solomon was also critical of the emphasis on community usage rather than provision of books.