Sentence examples for but rather to generate from inspiring English sources

One frequently raised justification is that research does not in general specifically aim to benefit the participants, but rather to generate knowledge; study participants may take the risks while others accrue the benefits.

I grow the vegetables, not to feed my family, but rather to generate scraps (high-quality organic scraps, which I can feed to my compost).

In specific cases, for the repeated identification of a defined number of species, it may thus be best not to generate the largest amount of data, but rather to generate exactly the amount of data needed in the fastest and most economical way.

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.

However, the goal of this study was not to catalogue the number of tools that collected data on given assessment domains (although that was a resultant outcome), but rather to generate a framework of essential assessment domains, linked to health systems building blocks, that could be applied in the development of future assessments.

We do not intend the above summary to critically review these studies, however, but rather to generate a list of candidate risk factors for which strong empirical evidence already exists and which are modifiable, for use in modelling the effects of interventions.

In a joint statement released midway through the season, Abrams, Pinkner, and Wyman noted that their "only internal rule is that we make every effort to not raise mythological questions merely to string viewers along, but rather to provide answers that generate consequences".

The point of such photo enforcement, according to the city's Department of Transportation, insurers and the companies that make the equipment, is not to generate revenue but rather to reduce the running of red lights and improve safety.

Thus, critically the function of the negative feedback loop is not to generate behavior but rather to set up and maintain conditions in which the perceptual input matches the reference value, that is, to control its perception of the environment, and, thereby minimise discrepancy.

In response, our role has never been to generate these ideas, but rather to be the engine that helps make small, powerful.

Dr Pinfold says one solution his team is exploring is to use multiple cores, switching from one to another not to increase speed, but rather to minimise the total heat generated.