Sentence examples for rather to separate from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers are not subject to the lobbying laws, but rather to separate state ethics laws that prohibit them from accepting meals and other gifts of $75 or more if those gifts are intended to influence decisions.

With such a large dataset, including numerous families, the main challenge is not to estimate between-family variation, but rather to separate genetic effects from other effects that act on a family level.

Choosing rather to separate mRNA from genomic DNA with biotinylated oligo-dT nucleic acids and streptavidin beads, Li et al. (102) showed increased allelic exclusion when exposing mouse embryonic fibroblasts to a chemical mutagen.

Still, it's rather difficult to separate Sorkin's film and television professionalism — his ability to juggle the past and present in this work is impressive — from his utter lack of interest in the dramatic artist's holy grail: exploring mystery.

As a drawback of this type of dyes, the synthesis leads to a mixture of dye isomers, which are rather tedious to separate.

Additionally, due to the very close boiling points (3-MeBol: approximately 131°C and 3-MeCal: approximately 133°C), it is rather difficult to separate the fully hydrogenated product 3-MeBol from the starting material 3-MeCal by distillation.

Common optical methods are not suitable for accurate measurement of elastic modulus of specimens with initial bending because it is rather difficult to separate the axial strain caused by the axial load from the surface strain which consists of the axial strain and the bending strain caused by additional bending moment.

Refuse to allow ICE into New York City jails to look for people to deport Stop holding people for ICE once they have finished serving time for their conviction Use our resources to reunite New York families rather than to separate them.

As a consequence, it is expected that it would be rather difficult to separate the structured and unstructured spatial components as shown in [ 17] and [ 18], and the effects are more pronounced if the number of regions is small.

It is rather a plea to separate the story of how Britain went to war from that generated by Britain's leaders to justify intervention.

Perhaps No-cuts-Nicola and the SNP will have second thoughts and conclude that they can conquer the rest of the UK, rather than have to separate from it.