Sentence examples for but rather reduced from inspiring English sources
There has long been talk, especially by the neoconservatives, of a new Middle East fragmented not into the multi-confessional states that arose after the first world war but rather reduced to fragments on ethno/religious grounds.
On the contrary, 2T-EMD did not overspread the source activity at distant electrodes but rather reduced the contribution of the source at the electrode facing the source.
Thus, changes in plasma levels of flumazenil could not account for the observed increase in SUV in the brain but rather reduced the difference between the pre and post tariquidar scans.
They surmised that the dispensaries didn't cut down on opioid prescriptions, but rather reduced the number of illegally-obtained opioids because they turned to pot instead.
When TSP-1 expression was decreased with siRNA, BMSCs did not affect RGC survival, but rather reduced neurite outgrowth and the expression of synaptophysin in RGCs.
While pronation was reduced, LD taping did not result in increased supination, but rather reduced supination.
These aren't even rates hikes, but rather reducing deductions utilized by wealthier Americans – the sort of tax reform measure that Republicans have long said they support.
According to Cummings' critique the Department for Education should no longer employ thousands of civil servants, but rather reduce its role to "little more than some regulatory accountancy, and due diligence functions".
It is conceivable that pre-existing CAD does not completely prevent LV dilatation but rather reduce its incidence.
And the cuts do not affect Medicare recipients directly, but rather reduce payments to hospitals, health insurance plans and other service providers.
The fact that RA lesions in male chipping sparrows do not abolish begging calls, but rather reduce call variability, suggests that the basic program for begging calls in males and females is represented at midbrain vocal centers, and that in males the descending input from RA introduces variability.
