Sentence examples for rather than condition from inspiring English sources

In fact, with 8.3% of the sample being severely handicapped, dependence would be associated with the age rather than condition.

Furthermore, Burbaud and colleagues [ 66] could show that brain activation of the quantity based and verbal system varied between subjects due to individual strategy choice rather than condition.

Services should be designed to treat people rather than conditions, he said.

The District Court did not expressly state whether the limitations in the Artistic License are independent covenants or, rather, conditions to the scope; its analysis, however, clearly treated the license limitations as contractual covenants rather than conditions of the copyright license.

Some photographs show children suffering from severe malnutrition, but many visitors to the North say that what they see is mostly hunger rather than conditions so bad that large numbers of people are dying.

As familialist, classical psychoanalysis sees certain features of personality i.e., gender roles or racist tendencies as inevitable rather than conditioned by certain historical attitudes.

Use people-first language (e.g., patient who has obesity"), rather than condition-first language (e.g., "obese patient").

As stated above, the inconsistency of these points from the Winter Condition pattern may have resulted from the recent summer season conditions rather than conditions during the prior winter, ca. one year earlier.

It may therefore be most appropriate to use generic rather than condition-specific PROMs when conducting economic evaluations of interventions aimed at preventing and treating pressure ulcers.

In similar vein, the considerable age differences between sub-samples raises the possibility that differential response in VAS scoring might be age- rather than condition-related.

Additionally, initiatives such as CORC have promoted greater awareness or the use and type of outcome measures, specifically, in the use of generic rather than condition-specific measures that allow comparisons to benchmarks which should lead to improvements in practice [ 27].