Sentence examples for rather to develop a from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the goal of the present study was not to model the complete n-dimensional fundamental niche per se, but rather to develop a null model of the fundamental niche for use in determining species' responses to seasonal temperature gradients.

It was not the goal of this study to identify specific risk factors for readmission, but rather to develop a model that predicted readmission.

In this analysis we have not considered exposure to antiretroviral treatment, as our aim was not to study factors associated with RP, but rather to develop a definition of RP that can be used in the future in such studies.

Here the intention is not to establish the actual safety of a new medication, but rather to develop a feel for the probability of whether such a trend might reflect a real issue.

Our overall aim was not to enter into the debate about the availability of on-demand CS but rather to develop a vehicle that communicates information in as unbiased a way as possible, and in a way that women can understand and use in discussion with their health care provider.

May says her original idea was not to start a web platform, but rather to develop an NGO to distribute condoms for free after seeing a good friend die from AIDS.

The most probable development of the future HVDC grid has been defined: the grid is not expected to be built at once, but rather to develop in an organic way.

Tribal Gathering's intent is not to end after 18 days but rather to develop programs that have a lasting effect creating longevity for the ideas conceived there.

First it was the Nets, who said they would rather try to develop a following among Knicks fans in Brooklyn than continue overachieving at celebrity-free gatherings in a charmless arena.

Mr. Griffith said Zipcar had chosen to invest in a company like Wheelz rather than to develop a service internally — or offer private vehicles as an offshoot of its existing service — because Zipcar would be better served learning from a partner, particularly about the technological aspects of working with an owner base.

Scott Griffith, Zipcar's chief executive, said in a telephone interview that Zipcar had chosen to invest in Wheelz rather than to develop a similar service internally because Zipcar would be better served learning from a partner, particularly about the technological aspects of working with an owner base.