Sentence examples for rather to identify from inspiring English sources

A Queensland Labor party spokesman told Guardian Australia: "The message was not intended to indicate that it was a message from Medicare, rather to identify the subject of the text.

Perhaps the Web sites can screen computer users not by asking them to enter the month, day and year they were born but rather to identify quotations from the works of Woody Allen, Robert Benchley, Dorothy Parker and David Sedaris.

The Queensland Labor party has maintained the Medicare text message "was not intended to indicate that it was a message from Medicare, rather to identify the subject of the text".

It was therefore not the objective of this study to identify Pup1 candidate genes but rather to identify tolerance mechanisms and regulatory patterns affected by the Pup1 locus.

Detailed evaluation of the quality of each study's methodology and conduct was not performed because the focus of the review was rather to identify the dimensions than the effect of the phenomenon.

For the given goal to gather information on the path to energy autonomy it was not of major importance to know everything exactly but rather to identify a way to work with these uncertainties.

The goal of NTA in environmental research is not to attempt to confirm the presence of particular chemicals using standards, but rather to identify, with as much certainty as possible, the broadest range of chemicals detectable.

However, since large tumours are rather easy to identify on ce-CT, diagnostic improvement must be focused on small tumours.

It becomes a key target in many applications to find out the source with dominant contribution to overall noise rather than to identify each source.

Effectively, a systems approach attempts to understand the underlying processes along with the overall functioning of a system in relation to its principles, rather than to identify individual causal effects between isolated parameter estimates (Diez Roux 2007).

The aim is to segment the area into regions where the radio frequency (RF) power falls on either side of the specified threshold rather than to identify precisely the locations of emitters.