Sentence examples for but rather relaxation from inspiring English sources

Since the PAML estimations of Ka/Ks are always lower than 1 for all lineages, the imprinted genes studied here apparently did not experience strong positive selection but rather relaxation of purifying constraints.

Moreover, our results suggest that age-related elevation of blood pressure between the 7th and 22nd week of life in SHR does not result from worsened endothelium-dependent relaxation but rather from elevated sympathetic vasoconstriction.

For the refractory properties (Fig. 3c) the behavior of the rest E L was notably different from the pyramidal case and did not show the biphasic response seen in Fig. 2b but rather a simple exponential relaxation from a hyperpolarized reset.

In some cases, features commonly associated with domestication have not been selected directly but rather represent side effects of the relaxation of selection (e.g., Dobney and Larson 2006).

"It should encourage other things to happen -- not necessarily physical things, but rather experiences like new friendships over dinner, relaxation with the family.

But rather because, to me, it speaks of comfort, and relaxation, too.

We conclude that the prominence is not accelerated immediately by local reconnection, but rather is swept away as part of a large-scale relaxation of the coronal magnetic field.

Nice but rather unlikely.

Specially, lack of indels in CDS in the current human population not only suggests PIPSL's coding potential, but also indicates that human PIPSL is still under purifying selection rather than relaxation, as proposed by Babushok et al. Secondly, our forward simulation shows it is highly unlikely that a neutral segment of such a length would remain over 18 million years.

His players are off to Las Vegas for a trip that will probably involve rather less relaxation.

But with Israel's new security fence closing in on his village, Mr. Awad feels a sense of captivity rather than relaxation.