Sentence examples for rather than structurally from inspiring English sources

If the workers in that chunk are still cyclically rather than structurally unemployed, however, that chunk should be exerting a disinflationary impact on the economy.

"The 35% rally in the thermal coal price over the last six months is giving coal proponents hope that that thermal coal is cyclical rather than structurally challenged," Buckley said.

Having endured years of sustained attack for constructing a bill that was based, fundamentally, on conservative principles, Democrats on Thursday were conceiving of ways to make the Affordable Care Act more popular rather than structurally different.

Condensin can also bind DNA and introduce positive supercoils (Kimura et al. 1999; St-Pierre et al. 2009) This has led to the proposal that condensin may act enzymatically, rather than structurally, and drive chromosome compaction through the introduction of positive supercoils (Baxter and Aragón 2012).

It appears that, using our model system, FnBPA-mediated invasion is highly similar to that of S. pyogenes M-protein, rather than the structurally similar SfbI.

KAP1 is phosphorylated after DNA damage but pKAP1 remains in the soluble fraction (Fig. 1C) suggesting that KAP1 has a role in signalling DNA damage response rather than becoming structurally associated with chromatin or an underlying matrix.

Hence, we must conclude that they are structurally conserved rather than hypervariable, that is, C-terminal variability is facilitated by dynamic substitution from a theoretically large pool of structurally diverse, (but evolutionarily old), C-terminal sequences rather than rapid divergence of static sequences under selection.

Thus, the multiple subpanels sitting between stiffeners are structurally coupled rather than isolated, and therefore can interact during flutter.

Surely, much has changed in America since Du Bois wrote those lines more than a century ago — namely, bias tends to be expressed structurally rather than on an individual level — but the "two-ness" remains.

First, one must have grounds for confidence that the dispositions one seeks to explain are (either biological or cultural, as the case may be) adaptations that is, dispositions that were selected and are maintained because of the way in which they promote their own fitness or the fitness of the wider system, rather than being accidents or structurally inevitable byproducts of other adaptations.

The rise of Asia has become structurally inflationary, rather than deflationary.