Sentence examples for calculation but rather from inspiring English sources

The point of the £500 question in Scotland was not to suggest that voters were making quite such a precise calculation, but rather to get at how much economic considerations might affect things.

The uncanny "Fisherman's Family" (1923), from a private collection, doesn't overcome Bellows's faults of stylistic nostalgia and busy calculation but, rather, exaggerates them, with a sort of frozen hysteria, to the point of something fiercely original.

We did not perform a sample size calculation but rather chose to study a small number of subjects exposed to our routine MIE parameters under close clinical and laboratory monitoring conditions to maximize safety.

This wasn't cynical calculation, but rather a series of strokes of good fortune that brought him under the aegis of Dr. Dre, affording him a bulletproof invulnerability that he would've otherwise fought ceaselessly to earn.

The sample size was not based on a formal power calculation, but rather chosen considering conclusive findings in previous studies of comparable size [ 8, 10].

We did not base this number on a formal sample size calculation, but rather aimed to obtain a sufficiently large sample to allow psychometric assessment of the data collection instruments.

Neuroimaging studies of ASC have not reported the group mean volumes from regions of significant difference necessary to calculate the between-group differences required for the power calculations, but rather t-or Z-values which are obviously normalised by the associated standard error.

Schwartz has the opportunity and the bank roll to sell the enterprise on cloud computing across an open landscape not bound by the old political calculations but rather a nonpartisan approach that seems to be driving Obama into the White House.

Instead, Sayid Sistani, Iraq's most senior cleric, called on all Iraqis to exercise their right to vote, and to base their vote not on sectarian or ethnic calculations, but rather on who they believed would serve Iraq best.

First, this is because system I does not perform exact calculations, but rather relies on "gist" [ 30, 31] for assessment of benefits and harms in more qualitative manner.

The intent was to enable type 2 functioning to the maximum possible extent, and to ensure that the observed results are not ascribed to simple error in calculations but rather reflect activation of systematic cognitive processes (see also below).