Sentence examples for rather reflects the from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that auditory information is integrated with temporally congruent pressure information to create a perceptual experience and that this effect is not merely due to sound alone, but rather reflects the nature of this auditory information.
Elevated LPR is therefore not only a marker of ischemia, but rather reflects the metabolic state of the tissue.
"It isn't lit up like a standard display, but rather reflects the external light which illuminates it," explained Dahlin in a news release.
Plante argues that this paradoxical relationship does not represent an inability for individuals to report their own sleepiness, but rather reflects the limitations of the MSLT.
This did not have to do with her profession as such, but rather reflects the fundamental difference between two cultural systems.
Quine's conclusion (1940, §60) that the notion of logical truth itself is "informal" rather reflects the moral that he drew from Tarski's observation.
Moreover, indeterminacy is not to be viewed merely as reflecting some epistemological limitation on interpretation, but rather reflects the holistic character of meaning and of belief.
The increased focus on maternal employment during infancy is not a response to the mandate of that review but rather reflects the new employment patterns in the United States.
It is not intended to be a comprehensive collection or review of all new articles published in the field, but rather reflects the current views and interestests of the moderators of what they consider to be an important development in the field of hot & dense QCD Matter.
Since the duration of this signal was about 3 min, which is significantly longer than the natural period of CMG-40T at 30 s, the change in horizontal displacement does not express the pure translational motion but rather reflects the ground tilt.
Appraisers say their figures are not inflated, but rather reflect the improving market in some areas of the country.
