Sentence examples for rather than preparation from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Rasmussen emphasized that the move was designed to be a deterrent rather than preparation for conflict.
Access, rather than preparation, is also the theme of many of the professionals who mediate between the high schools and the colleges: high school counselors, college recruiters, and college admissions and financial aid officers.
With so much protest, it may go without saying but the problem with week long summative tests is that they take too much time to administer; they don't provide rapid and useful feedback for learning and progress management (jobs 1&2); and test preparation rather than preparation for college, careers, and citizenship has become the mission of school.
That is, the activity in the ROIs that show above-chance cross-effector decoding of actions could be due to the content of the cue rather than preparation for the action per se.
None of these measures were significantly modulated by between-task competition, suggesting that this competition influences global task preparation rather than preparation of specific actions associated with chosen tasks.
Wider attention is focused, too, on the World Cup rather than preparations for a Europa League qualifying tie against FK Daugava Riga of Latvia.
The procedure for measuring SSS activity used enzyme preparation 2 rather than enzyme preparation 1.
A key revelation was that the traditional cycling practice of racing as "preparation" rather than training was counterproductive; racing could be easier than training and the time might be better spent at home or on camp.
Thomas et al. demonstrated that the training background of the preparing person can be critical, rather than the preparation site [ 24].
The report calls for greater support and resources for primary schools to help them focus on teaching and learning rather than test preparation.
The observed condition-specific activations are suggested to reflect attentional or working memory processes, supervising task performance, rather than movement preparation or initiation.
