Sentence examples for but rather sustained from inspiring English sources

Of course, Davies did not have a familiar sports injury, but rather sustained fractures to his leg, elbow and face during a car accident in October that left one person dead.

Blood is ejected from the one day heart with gradual but rather sustained changes in velocity.

The absence of swollen joints had to have been observed by a rheumatologist for at least one year to ensure that remission was not temporary, but rather sustained.

The most natural interpretation of the data to date suggests that what may turn out to be most crucial with regard to DM myofiber injury is not the abundance of a type 1 interferon, but rather sustained abnormal function of the IFNAR or a further downstream process.

Hermeneutical injustice could still obtain if the dominant community fails to take up these resources by according epistemic authority to the marginalized, but rather sustains its ignorance through its cultivation of its own inadequate hermeneutical resources.

Our recent study (Van den Berge et al, 2001) and other reports (Melillo et al, 1996) indicate that hypoxia itself does not activate iNOS, but rather sustains the induction of iNOS by proinflammatory stimuli.

However, shifting cultivation systems do not have the purpose to maintain soil fertility constant in the short term but rather sustain soil fertility by the regeneration of natural, secondary vegetation.

To ensure that MK-1775 was not inhibiting proteolysis or other SAC adaptation steps per se, but rather sustaining SAC robustness by preventing cdk1 inhibition by Y15-cdk1 phosphorylation, we asked whether chemical inhibition of cdk1, thus downstream Wee1, was able to override the MK-1775 effects.

I would rather sustain myself here," he says.

Altogether, its moderate influence on gene expression suggests that it rather sustains, than induces inflammatory processes [ 10].

A few years ago, we showed that in human leukemic lymphocytes and human neuroblastoma cells the P2X7R is uncoupled from apoptosis, and rather sustains growth.