Sentence examples for but rather reflected a from inspiring English sources
Pfizer itself was quick to insist that its decision was not a vote of no confidence in the UK as a business environment but rather reflected a broader rethink of priorities.
While the staff changes are significant, several aides said that they did not indicate a new direction or a sense of dissatisfaction with the campaign, but rather reflected a need for a deeper bench of advisers as the pace of the contest intensifies and television advertising begins.
Based on these reports, we reasoned that the lack of parasite effect on FMR of the host in winter was not a result of "no effect", but rather reflected a decrease in energy allotment to other activities.
This did not appear to be due to a decrease in binding affinity (Table 2), but rather reflected a decrease in agonist efficacy.
Our preliminary work on establishing cell integrity ensured that the reduced cytokine levels were not a result of changes in aMØs number but rather reflected a true alteration in aMØs signaling.
We argue that this is not the result of contamination since other endothelial cell markers showed low expression in the mesangial cells, but rather reflected a partial endothelial phenotype for the mesangial cells.
Health disparities in anxiety disorders are not a generic issue, but rather, reflect a systematic difference disproportionately affecting groups often not afforded a high social status ranking.
Findings suggest that these affordances are not isolated effects of the technologies themselves, but rather reflect a broader moral landscape in which alternative tourism is performed.
This argument shows that Erie is not a decision about the nature of law, but rather reflects a particular time-bound set of constitutional and policy priorities.
Here, the concerns include the lack of explicit consideration of dispersion interactions and the fact that the three probes do not represent any single intermolecular interaction but rather reflect a blend of intermolecular interactions.
In this article, we demonstrate that the missing letters to England are unlikely to be the result of a data glitch, but rather reflect a lack of interest in contemporary English matters.
