Sentence examples for rather to experiment from inspiring English sources

"It's not designed to make money for the airline," Ms. Monahan said, but rather to experiment with covering the cost of a service by charging only the customers who use it.

Likewise, Saint-Paul (2002) shows that stricter EPL induces firms to adopt mature technologies to improve existing products rather than to experiment with riskier primary innovations.

When she opened Yodakin, in 2009, it was not out of any passion for retail but rather a desire to experiment with vertical integration.

18 Such simulations are currently rather abstracted relative to experiment, but, with care, adaptive hypotheses may be testable in real networks.

He seems rather to be conducting a diabolical experiment, to determine if the virtuosic brutality of his style can manipulate the audience into feeling what it cannot believe.

Many of the surveyed applications lack an academic background - partially because they have not be created on the premise of being scientifically sound but rather to serve as a quick experiment.

The 'experiment' name space does not necessarily refer to a complete biological experiment, but rather to an entity on the database level, sharing common attributes.

We are not asking for you to do additional experiments, but rather to discuss the above more thoroughly so that your work is placed in a broader context.

It is not our intention to burden the authors with numerous additional experiments, but rather to ask for more evidence that will shift the balance of conviction.

Importantly, the hypothetical model presented is not used as a proof for our conclusions or indeed as a stand-alone model to explain the interactions between p85α monomers or between p85α and PTEN or WWP2, but to rather to guide and inform the experiments to be performed to elucidate the functional role of particular residues in p85α.

Net politics is about freeing people to experiment rather than controlling their effluents.