The phrase "as though rather" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and meaning.
Example: "She spoke as though rather than simply stating her opinion."
Alternatives: "as if instead" or "as though instead".
Taken together, these evidences would suggest that the interaction between O-GlcNAc modification and phosphorylation is not limited to serine/threonine phosphorylation (as initially thought) though rather also includes tyrosine phosphorylation.
Nokia did claim the idea to build atop Android as its own though, rather than something that came out of Redmond.
Better keep that as an internal mantra though rather than repeating it aloud on the New York subway during your first business trip to the States.
DeMarcus Cousins had to run over and wrap his burly arms around Davis to calm him, a role reversal that was rather disturbing, as though the whole arena had just witnessed their parent lose his temper.
In an interview, he seemed as though he rather enjoys it.
The Latvian Radio Choir does a wonderful job, making it seem as though ghosts, rather than humans, are singing.
Introspective, detached and curiously inexpressive, she seems to hover over any occurring action as though observing rather than taking part.
Since Richard Nixon declared the war on drugs in 1971, it seems as though people rather than products have been most directly affected.
"It's not hard to imagine somebody who comes down with cancer when they're in their 20s suing their parents for having smoked," he said, sounding as though he rather the enjoyed the idea.
Yet "in some circles, I've been typecast," he said, as though homosexuality, rather than a wide range of other topics, from economic justice to dialogue with other religions, were "my issue".
