Sentence examples for but rather the combination from inspiring English sources

The results showed that pressure transient behaviors were not only controlled by the individual ultimate adsorption capacity (UAC) and IPF but rather the combination of IPF ability and UAC derived herein.

The threat to Iran is not just from Trump but rather the combination of a reckless, ignorant leader, surrounded by hawks blind to nuances on the ground and bent on regime change.

In its letter, the F.D.A. seems to argue that it's not the actual DNA genotyping microarray (the physical instrument 23andMe uses to perform its genotyping service) that it sees as the medical device but, rather, the combination of the assay and the company's offer to tell customers what the assay means.

Their return wouldn't be 24%, but rather the combination of that and their other fund's performance over the year.

Upon further reflection, I don't think the problem is of the #MeToo movement as such, but rather the combination of #MeToo, #BelieveAllWomen, and (some) men's subsequent responses to #MeToo.

Of course, this isn't because of Putin's foolish anti-gay politics, but rather the combination of the ruble's collapse, the decline of oil prices, and the general mismanagement of the Russian economy.

I propose three vows that can help keep us knot-free as we hitch ourselves to wedding season happiness! 1) Define Marriage: The first solution lies in the definition of marriage itself, not in legal terms but rather the alternative: a combination or mixture of two or more elements.

Thus, our study supports the view of autoimmune diseases as complex disease produced not by a single molecular or cellular event or governed by environmental challenges, but rather by the combination of many factors that deregulate the control mechanisms in the immune system [ 37].

Second, intra-abdominal hypertension is not strictly a measure of gastrointestinal dysfunction, but rather of the combination of increased intra-abdominal pressure and decreased compliance of the abdominal wall, and its risk factors are conditions characterized by a need to administer large amounts of fluid in the setting of significantly increased capillary permeability [ 12].

Other studies did not find infant temperament alone to be predictive, but rather that the combination of infant temperament with parental attitude or perception was predictive of behavioral problems later in childhood (Cameron 1978; Oberklaid et al. 1993; Wasserman et al. 1990).

White is not itself a colour but rather the visual effect of the combination of all primary colours.