Sentence examples for but rather the rate from inspiring English sources

The highest desiccant utilization does not correspond to the highest mass flux rate, suggesting that the most effective system does not depend on on the quantity of removal, but rather the rate.

Contrary to a common belief, the principal factor tending to change the age distribution of a population and, hence, the general shape of the corresponding pyramid is not the death or mortality rates, but rather the rate of fertility.

In much of the life sciences, for example, the problem is often not sheer numbers but rather the rate at which women advance to senior posts.

The problem with Ryan's plan at the time is that his "premium support" -- i.e., the amount of money he'd hand to those who once received Medicare -- was not tied to health care costs, but rather, the rate of inflation.

The key factor for preserving DNA was determined to be not the final extent of drying but rather the rate of drying of the sample.

Perhaps counter-intuitively, unless detailed morphometry is envisaged, the bottleneck facing embryonic lethal screens is unlikely to be the phenotyping itself, but rather the rate production of mutant lines and their embryos for analysis.

Hence, it becomes evident that it is not the valine concentration per se that is of central importance regarding the production rate of diacetyl during fermentation, but rather the uptake rate.

The point Duncan misses is that the issue is not the change itself, but rather the unprecedented rate of change.

A new theory, in which the spherulite growth rate is controlled not by the growth rate of the individual lamellae, but rather by the rate at which new lamellae nucleate on existing, dormant lamellae, is suggested.

Goldfarb: We don't rely necessarily on premiums/discounts to NAV in the current environment, but rather the implied cap rate derived from our NAV models.

However, CA cannot shift the equilibrium but rather accelerates the rate of this reaction.