Sentence examples for varied rather than from inspiring English sources

Another possibility, especially if the song is varied rather than a typical robin's song, is that it may have been a mockingbird, an excellent mimic and an enthusiastic night singer.

The definition of robustness used here is therefore in the sense of maintaining circadian function as parameters are varied, rather than preserving the molecular dynamics of the unperturbed system [ 11].

But this time around, I've decided to go for exploring a varied rather than a monocultural world.

But now allow the distance of the orbiting body from the center to vary rather than remaining constant, as in a circle.

This method differs from many one-dimensional theories in that the displacements over the beam cross-section are allowed to vary rather than limiting the kinematic model at the start of the analysis.

In this definition, it is the threshold d which varies rather than the population mean; however, the two concepts are mathematically equivalent.

However, this may reflect an important difference in estimation procedures between the 2 studies, in that in DCM10 used here, endogenous self-connectivity can vary rather than being a fixed inhibitory connection.

Dummy variables were created for each of the response choices of the 12 items, allowing the relationship of each level of each SF-12 item to vary rather than assuming a linear relationship.

This means that things like rapid changes in the death rate of organ cells, or random fluctuations in how many progenitors are dividing at any moment can be too fast to be corrected properly by the renewal control mechanisms, the organ growth will be too fast or too slow, and the organ size can continue to vary rather than becoming fixed at the right size.

Therefore, stride length will vary rather than being a static length.

For example, he criticized mathematicians who defined a variable to be a number that varies rather than an expression of language which can vary as to which determinate number it may take as a value.