Sentence examples for rather make use from inspiring English sources
From the amount of evidence collected and discussed in this paper, policy simulations should rather make use of estimates that are derived from data collected close to the time period that analysts are looking at and for the particular demographic groups affected by the policies under study.
The lack of orthologs of all T-6 clusters required for hemicellulose degradation suggests that these strains do not have this capacity, and rather make use of L-arabinose and D-xylose monomers that may be present in the environment.
Never, feel alone, indifferent and unhappy because you are not like them.Never made the mistake of comparison.Never, force your belief to someone else but rather make use of the chance where you can share an enlightenment about what you believe in.
Higher education budgets are tight, but is the answer to balancing the books in outsourcing services, or rather, making use of a university's resources and expertise on campus?
This conversion is not a direct normalization, but rather makes use of dedicated utility functions to place the value on this scale.
Fjuul does not rely on additional hardware to recognise and track movements — so there's no wearable wristband — but rather makes use of sensors already in the iPhone, coupled with its own algorithms (it's not reliant on the M7 chip either, but works on all iPhones).
The SNV caller does not make assumptions regarding the ploidy of the data but rather makes use of the allele information that is generated based on the user defined thresholds.
In other words, it does not require the development of new datasets (and the challenges surrounding this), but rather makes use of available data and increases communications within the public health system.
An internal report at the UK's Foreign Office this year found that rather than make use of specially tailored government encryption, many British diplomats use WhatsApp to discuss sensitive issues.
As she was sworn in as Madrid's new mayor on Saturday, Manuela Carmena insisted she would continue to take the metro to work rather than make use of the mayor's official car.
But rather than make use of the existing legal arsenal to discipline such venues, Greenwich said the government went for a kneejerk reaction that meant "everybody else was taken with them".
