Sentence examples for but rather the expression from inspiring English sources

"Thank you" must never be a dried-out mechanical response but rather the expression of an internalized attitude of gratefulness to God and God's people upon whom we are dependent and interdependent.

Radiation-enhancement of breast cancer cell invasion induced by irradiated 3T3 fibroblasts is not dependant on the ER status, but rather the expression of MT1 MMP.

Nevertheless, in the context of generating STAP stem cells, it is not the expression of the transgene that is important but rather the expression of the endogenous Oct4 gene - and related endogenous stemness genes, Sox2 and Nanog.

"Their engagement is not a condescending act of charity," said Ms. Pansieri, "but rather the expression of the relation of reciprocity where both parties at the same time are recipients and providers of shared benefits".

Accordingly, selection for atherosclerosis resistance may not have altered the expression of ABCG5 but rather the expression of some of these receptor genes [ 26, 28, 29] thus permitting expression of ABCG5 to remain in an up-regulated state in the RES individuals.

The IOGA concept was analysed using Rodgers' method (table 1). 4 According to Rodgers, a concept is not a word, but rather the expression of the mental representations of this word at a particular point in time and in a particular context.

So when Hensher dismisses the Christian beliefs of a nurse he meets, I'm left questioning whether his exploration of Saint Perpetua's faith isn't incomprehensible after all, but rather the fictional expression of his own feelings about Christianity.

They internalize a theatrical manner that, paradoxically, is in no way insincere, but is, rather, the expression of their own inner divisions.

These data are in apparent conflict with ours, although it is possible that down-regulation of the RPSA gene does not affect the translated gene fraction folded as immature laminin receptor, but rather the co-regulated expression of SNORA6 and −62.

This does not dictate that proteins and genetic products are one and the same, but rather allows the expression of a membership relation at a much finer semantic resolution such that proteins can be understood as one, but not the sole, kind of gene product (which also includes RNA).

Radiation-enhancement of breast cancer cell invasion induced by irradiated 3T3 fibroblasts is not dependant on the ER status, but rather on the expression of MT1 MMP.