Sentence examples for not merely equivalent from inspiring English sources

If interactors don't exist, then clearly a genic level account of the phenomena would be preferable to, not merely equivalent to, a hierarchical view.

Moreover, our data are consistent with a previous observation that DNA repair is not deficient in GC B cells [29] and we further extend this work by showing that GC B cell repair capacity is not merely equivalent to naïve and memory B cells, but instead is significantly increased.

So we can count two theories as empirically equivalent not merely if they imply the same observation categoricals but also if they imply intertranslateable observation categoricals.

There have been some philosophical approaches to randomness which attempt to take this seriously, but which do not take it to be merely equivalent to 'chancy' and thus trivialise RCT.

Most longstanding pubs have a fossil equivalent, and not merely on the human side: cases of moths, dusty farm implements or, at the Widow's Son in Bromley-by-Bow, a hanging bundle of blackened hot-cross buns to which, every Good Friday for 150 years, another has been added.History before the 20th century is scarcely taught in Britain now, but pubs are meant to preserve it.

In this case, the equivalent dielectric constant is not merely a scalar function of frequency.

According to SCOTUSblog's report on the ruling, given by Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, "the essence of the Aereo ruling is that Aereo is equivalent to a cable company, not merely an equipment provider".

These are not merely opportunities to let off steam or do the equivalent of writing to your congressman; they are supposed to be the basis on which the country is ruled.

Now, however, repayment of the Greek debt is equivalent to slavery-like conditions offensive not merely to the suffering people of Greece but to civilization.

And not merely standing.

Qubits are not merely theoretical.