Sentence examples for but rather to capture from inspiring English sources

It's not likely to represent "reality," but rather to capture an idea.

The goal isn't to turn a profit, but rather to capture a cultural moment, which in turn, offers the creators the freedom to explore and experiment.

The objective of these models would not be to provide a precise forecast of the future (an impossible task), but rather to capture enough of the behavior of the educational system to make useful qualitative predictions.

The film's intent does not appear to be either to validate or discredit exorcism, but rather to capture the powerful impact that faith has on people.

The goal of the chosen keyword selection algorithm was thus not to capture all cardiovascular articles, but rather to capture a large subset with maximum accuracy.

However, our aim was not to conduct an exhaustive overview of RCTs including heart failure patients, but rather to capture a large sample of such studies.

Rather, to capture a broader understanding of health and wellbeing, quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) is the recommended outcome to be used in economic evaluations of healthcare interventions.

We conclude that, in the context of this study, income, education, occupation, and food security do not represent the same socioeconomic constructs, but rather seem to capture different aspects of how SEP may be related to exposure to BPA and PFCs.

From a representation standpoint, it is essential for OBI and other resources which describe assays, that they do not stop simply at the raw output of the assay, but rather strive to capture the central aspects a data item provides about the biological entity of interest to the assay.

But the Vision exercise was not designed to dwell on challenges, but rather to look forward and capture what the people of Thailand hope the future will be for children.

Indeed, our goal in developing AI was not to generate a method that necessarily showed any higher power than imputation, but rather to generate a method that captured much of the signal that is captured by imputation, while taking a fraction of the time, computational effort and disc space.