Sentence examples for introduces rather than from inspiring English sources

Throughout Normal Life, Spade successfully uses examples of the concepts he introduces rather than academic analysis.

However, the paper predominantly introduces, rather than tests, these hypotheses and this should be acknowledged more clearly.

Although error correction eliminates the majority of errors in reads, in ~1% of the cases it introduces, rather than corrects, errors (Pevzner et al., 2008).

Ms Eagle welcomed the smart ticketing but said she feared a "super peak" fare would be introduced rather than any cuts to ticket prices.

As the former government's counter-terrorism watchdog Lord Carlile suggested early in the year, for some British suspects a foreign travel ban could be introduced, rather than a control order.

Accidentally causing a death is understood to be both meaningless and overwhelmingly consequential — a gruesomely reversed deus ex machina, in which an intractable problem is introduced rather than solved.

When this happens, noise and confusion are introduced rather than creating a strong signal for improving business performance.

It invites a design process that addresses the larger ecology into which the CTS building will be introduced rather than one narrowly focused on the individual construction project.

While he admitted surprise that more drivers were not seriously injured, he also cautioned against what he called "knee-jerk reactions" to the accident, calling for any changes to the sport to be carefully considered before being introduced, rather than being rushed into action.

However, if these models are fitting error rather than true differences in the underlying substitution process, then their use may introduce, rather than reduce, error in phylogeny estimation.

The appearance of clade F in Oregon, as well as the clade C isolate in Colorado, may represent introduced, rather than endogenous, virus.