Sentence examples for rather indicates from inspiring English sources

It does not dive deeply into specific solutions, but rather indicates how different ecosystem health indicators would be impacted were food loss and waste truly to be halved.

The Q2 indicator does not give a specific error rate, but rather indicates a specific portion of the read that should not be used in further analyses.

Hamilton (2017), for example, proposes that the Anthropocene does not dilute human agency, but rather indicates both a 'multiplication of human power and an activation of dormant forces in the Earth System'.

A combined analysis of the tracer diffusion and conductivity data at different concentrations and temperatures rather indicates that charged single ions and neutral ion pairs play a prominent role.

But this does not mean that Samsung is losing its competitiveness in the smartphone segment, but rather indicates an underlying structural change in the industry, where demand for entry-level to midrange smartphones is rising sharply in China and other emerging markets, and the market for high-end models is becoming saturated, said the sources.

The New Frugalists, as you might call them, argue that the shift in consumer behavior (which you can see here), reflects not just a rational reaction to job losses and a massive drop in wealth but rather indicates a fundamental shift in psychology, one that will endure long after the recession ends.

However, indicators do not provide definite answers, they rather indicate potential problems.

Justice Kennedy said the treaties themselves did not pre-empt the state regulations, but rather indicated that Congress "demanded national uniformity regarding maritime commerce".

All of these results do not point toward a less efficient internalization rate owing to the AMA2 tail but rather indicate a specific defect in structural bridging.

The results rather indicate that it is the different composition of individual characteristics between rural and urban populations that accounts for the regional digital divide.

To describe, or rather indicate, what tragedy should ideally be, Coleridge said "it is not a copy of nature; but it is an imitation".