Sentence examples for rather than coexisting from inspiring English sources

As Uber's rebrand takes hold, for instance, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi needs to guide his organization toward working with municipal and community leaders — rather than coexisting with them at best.

Typically, interventions are designed for a particular condition rather than coexisting diseases.

If this were not the case, it is conceivable that selection would lead to the evolution of a single ecological generalist (with a broad resource utilisation curve) rather than several coexisting specialists.

Mate searching males are considered to face fewer cognitive challenges when confronted with only one, rather than multiple female phenotypes coexisting within populations [ 28], some of which may appear like males (i.e. andromorphs [ 29, 30]).

Water incorporation into enstatite also depends on the coexisting phase assemblage, but this trend is governed by the Al-content in enstatite rather than the coexistence with an Al-rich phase.

These divisions are primarily linguistic and are named in the order in which they initially appeared, with later divisions coexisting with rather than completely replacing earlier ones.

It is inspired by two broad cultural trends, the environmental movement's stress on coexisting, rather than exploiting the natural world, and the medical profession's gradual recognition of alternative therapies.

Testing for reproductive barriers in coexisting populations (rather than among allopatric populations) is straightforward but important because a small amount of interbreeding should homogenize coexisting lineages.

Although urinary symptoms may have led to the investigation and diagnosis of prostate cancer, they may be due to coexisting benign conditions rather than the cancer.

However, after controlling for other prognostic factors associated with AF, the excess risk of arterial thromboembolism and mortality was found to be related to major differences in age and coexisting diseases, rather than to AF directly.

However, some studies have shown that a reduction in cardiac index <2.4 L/min/m rather than mPAP predicts poor survival, thus indicating that coexisting ventricular dysfunction may be of prognostic significance [ 82].