Sentence examples for but rather would expect from inspiring English sources

Considering the history of Bactrian camels along trading routes between Asia and Europe, we would not describe the Mongolian camel population as isolated but, rather, would expect continuous gene flow with neighboring regions.

The inhibition of ischaemic preconditioning will not increase the incidence in cardiovascular events per se, but rather would be expected to adversely affect outcome after an acute myocardial infarction in the subset of patients experiencing pre-infarction angina, a group of patients which in general have not been the subject of study in previous epidemiological trials.

There is no reason why these pairs should specifically contain information about interaction specificity, but rather one would expect that they contain information about interaction sites in general.

Rather, we would expect such a paragraph to follow the second topic sentence.

Rather one would expect that they could increase in size over evolutionary time.

Rather, we would expect that a worse radiographic outcome would be more likely to affect the result after 1 year.

Again, we would not expect that such designs would evolve to instruct partners; rather we would expect charismatic designs to evolve to pervasively and reliably apprise and subordinate social affective cognition at large social scales.

Mr Oswalt hit "send" before he could stop himself, and his poor girlfriend ended up receiving a rather offensive text.Johnson would expect Mr Oswalt's relationships to have moved on from such moments of communicative meltdown.

1) While the material provided is clearly suitable for eLife, the manuscript is not written in a very accessible style, rather what one would expect for a much more specialist journal.

Its triumph is that it does exactly what one would expect, but rather better than one had dared hope for.

But rather than disappearing as one would expect in a more mature, diverse democracy, the habit seems to be intensifying.