Sentence examples for but rather trafficking from inspiring English sources

The 1999 law addressed not the underlying activity but rather trafficking in recordings of "conduct in which a living animal is intentionally maimed, mutilated, tortured, wounded or killed".

T-DM1 treatment results in defective intracellular trafficking of the HER2 protein [ 18], which is not in disagreement with a hypothesis that mitosis is not the only target of anti-microtubule agents, but rather trafficking on the microtubules [ 34].

Rather than trafficking in shock, his movies aim for the rarer, more valuable effect of surprise.

But this less flamboyant production, with a Dolly who makes a point of being sensible rather than trafficking in shtick, points to the unexpected durability of a show about so many suburbanites looking for love.

Blocking this pathway results in the rapid secretion of newly synthesised lysosomal enzymes rather than trafficking to the lysosome [47].

The plan, they say, will not solve the town's severe parking shortage, but rather create more traffic and put added pressure on Princeton's already ailing retail community.

But rather than ban traffic for the duration of the games, Boris Johnson has opted to try to keep people and cars out of the city with a campaign to encourage them to work from home.

This result indicates that the low amount of cell surface MOR-mcherry does not result from deficient receptor trafficking, but rather reflects the genuine distribution of the native receptor.

Cloaking a covert communications site in HTTPS should not be viewed as absolutely protecting the communications of that site, but rather ensuring that any traffic blends into the background of all HTTPS website traffic in that country.

The latter was not linked to P-gp ATPase (which was inhibited by Pluronic), but rather by the polymer being trafficked to the mitochondria, where it inhibited the respiratory chain and elevated ROS levels, selectively in the multidrug-resistant cells.

In this talk, however, I aim to chart a different kind of story, one that explores the Straits of Melaka not as a space of passage or traffic but rather as a place of production.