Sentence examples for but rather reveals from inspiring English sources

We would like to stress that the approach presented does not necessarily provide well-specified requirements but rather reveals end user needs.

In fact, the report barely focuses on Clinton at all, but rather reveals a more comprehensive timeline of events based on interviews with eyewitnesses and senior intelligence officials.

Our assay does not mimic a strand transfer (or integration) assay but rather reveals endonucleolytic reactions (nucleophilic attack mediated by a water molecule).

Data presented here strongly indicated that changes in the cellular environment that results in alteration of mitochondrial function are responsible for the enhanced up-regulation of CD133 antigen in glioma cells, suggesting that CD133 expression in human glioma cells is not obligatory relative to the stem cell phenotype but rather, reveals the occurrence of a stress response.

At the parameter settings used in this study, the influence of genomic distance does not dominate the gene-expression data, but rather reveals genomic regions of correlated gene expression.

This does not negate the significance of these downstream observations, but rather reveals the relative bluntness of some of the behavioral tools available to assess cognitive function in rodent models.

This article was amended on 16 September 2016 to reflect the fact that Derryn Hinch did not reveal the nature of Adrian Bayley's previous crimes, but rather revealed that he had a criminal history.

The main difference is that the code of the prophet is expressly not of his own devise, but rather revealed by some supernal source.

Our aCGH analysis did not reveal DNA amplification at a defined, shortened chromosome ends characteristic of this type of survivor but rather revealed a population of heterogeneous shortened chromosomes ends suggestive of continuous shortening supporting the view that aberrant chromosomes without telomeres can propagate for a considerable period of time when checkpoint functions are defective.

Because none of the risk factors (body weight, dam weight, pup weight, litter size, self-grooming, activity) are all or none and maternal neglect ends in complete abandonment, it is not likely that any of the risk factors are the cause of neglect, but rather reveal underlying neural or physiological differences that increase the likelihood of neglect.

Concern for scientific integrity and mutual respect are then not imposed by legislative or professional fiat but rather reveal an already existing shared ethos on the proper foundations for international science in the 21st century.