Sentence examples for but rather remains from inspiring English sources

In humans the intermediate lobe does not exist as a distinct anatomic structure but rather remains only as cells dispersed within the anterior lobe.

This is not to say that knowledge dissemination does not occur but rather remains private and will often diffuse through interpersonal networks (p. 1616 in Sorenson and Fleming 2004).

Iraq is not an event that has passed, but rather remains threatened with division and sectarian war.

The frames from the movie shown in Figure 8B illustrate that the PKB-PH domain probe in the presence of Wortmannin does not localize at the leading edge, but rather remains diffuse in the cytoplasm.

Like the single mutant (F128A), M61 does not block H121 but rather remains near F55 and A128.

The forced expression of H3.3 is thus not sufficient to drive H3.3 into the core of constitutive heterochromatin domains, but rather remains peripherally associated with H3K9me3-enriched regions.

The six successful measurements did not involve Neanderthal bone but rather animal remains found in sediment layers associated with Neanderthals.

The Antarctic Treaty recognizes no sovereignty, but rather Antarctica remains a global commons for the pursuit of scientific knowledge and the preservation of our last great wilderness.

It rather remains present in altered form, modified from 'present' to 'past.' Every mental phenomenon triggers an 'original association' or 'proteraesthesis,' as he calls it later, a kind of memory which is not a full-fledged act of remembering, but rather a part of the act that keeps lively what was experienced a moment ago.

Proper statistics will in most cases demand measuring hundreds of cells which rather remains an exception in the current literature.

With disruption of the mitochondrial membrane potential, mitochondrial aggregates do not form, but rather the dye remains in monomeric form in the cytoplasm, emitting green fluorescence.