Sentence examples for are rather subject from inspiring English sources

Assessment of rehabilitation potential and determination of rehabilitation candidacy are thus not purely based on an objective process, but are rather subject to interpretation.

The important discovery here is that this 'sub-fate' is not a cell-autonomous translation of birth order instructions, but is rather subject to regulation by the choices of neighboring cells.

The ITS region might be as strongly selected as the flanking coding regions, but the rapid evolution of the ITS region at the interspecific level suggests that this region is rather subject to more rapid homogenization (within individual genomes) than the other regions.

When asked why he failed, in last Thursday's debate, to mention any of the themes he had launched in Battersea power station only 48 hours earlier, he replied: "Well, all the questions were rather subjecty subjects".

Initially, at higher Ch content (Z = 2.18, 2.20, 2.22), these ChG are rather well subjected to phase separation with nearly the same possibility defined by ΔE(2) ≅ −0.9 kcal/mol.

As the coefficients are rather substantial, we first subject the estimates to a series of robustness checks.

And fourthly subjects are rather limited in their ability to distinguish effects of insole design modifications.

Many of the fugue subjects are rather odd: more like a collection of elemental musical ideas than a coherent theme.

The data on white-coat hypertension and masked hypertension in diabetic subjects are rather limited.

Findings from this study suggest that preservice elementary teachers' conceptions of algebra as subject matter are rather narrow.

Selected parts are rather an introduction into the subject while some others form an advanced textbook.