Sentence examples for rather the outcome from inspiring English sources

Rather the outcome is understanding, and for this understanding to be spread throughout the team.

The epidemiological transition might appear as a spatial diffusion of diseases, but is rather the outcome of changing ecological preconditions for disease and disease determinants.

"The FIA neglects to mention that, according to declarations by one of its own vice-presidents to the media, the world council's decision was rather the outcome of secret negotiations on the eve of the sham hearing," Briatore's statement said.

Rather, the outcome hinged on placing the woman's HIV strain within the historical context of the evolution of HIV and showing the historical origin of her strain, which lay with the sample of another patient of the felonious physician.

This leads in turn to a different view of evolutionary processes and patterns: the evolution of modern humans was not an inevitable, long-term consequence of the hominid evolutionary process but rather the outcome of chance events and fluctuating environmental conditions impacting on small, scattered populations of early hominids.

Rather, the outcome of last week's special election in Massachusetts stemmed primarily from reduced voter turnout among the state's Democrats.

Zimbroff suggests that colleges develop cooperative rather than competitive learning environments, emphasize the learning process rather than the outcome, and reduce classroom size to offer more individual attention.

Praise the process rather than the outcome.

The highlights are always in the quality and value of the process rather than the outcome.

The report is the result of an in-house investigation rather than the outcome of an independent inquiry.

For Mr. Hill, it's the cooking itself, rather than the outcome, that's his daily bread.