Sentence examples for but rather the effect from inspiring English sources

The surrender of Warsaw was thus not a formal convention, but rather the effect of lengthy negotiations.

She said it wasn't foolishness, but rather the effect of exclusion that forced these girls into what ultimately proved to be life-threatening relationships.

The decrease of those activated monocytes after TCZ therapy did not seem to be the cause of disease remission, but rather the effect of TCZ.

In genomic medicine, one does not wish to know the population average effect of a variant at a locus, but rather the effect of one's particular genotype.

Hence, the study did not assess the biological effect of BCG versus no BCG, but rather the effect of giving BCG early to all LBW children.

Hence we did not merely observe causal relationships between marker polymorphims and flowering time, but rather the effect of selection at the genome-wide scale.

Waves in the medium are not the sounds themselves, but rather the effects of sounds.

So to really understand the Net Neutrality rule is not to bother understanding the rule itself, but rather the effects the uncertainty will create over the next 5 years or so.

This suggests that there are no differences in how triglyceride levels are mobilized or utilized during starvation, but rather the effects of genotype are limited on total triglyceride levels prior to starvation.

Therefore, our analyses did not focus on the effects of forest connectivity but rather the effects of forest area on plant-pollinator networks.

It should be noted that in these experiments we are not monitoring the actual oligomeric state of the protein, which is expected to be almost completely dimeric, but rather the effects of tight pterin binding on the SDS-resistance of the dimer, which is anticipated to reflect structural changes at the dimer interface.