Sentence examples for be rather a consequence from inspiring English sources

However, microscopically visible P-bodies do not seem to be required for RNAi (Chu and Rana, 2006; Eulalio et al, 2007b), but have been proposed to be rather a consequence than a cause of silencing (Eulalio et al, 2007a, 2007b).

This, however, does not indicate convergence in a finite number of time steps, but is rather a consequence of the limited representational capacity of a computer.

However, our study could not exclude that altered CGRP levels were rather a consequence than the cause of the reduced attack frequency.

Conceptually, it is well accepted that biological processes are not based on single genes, but are rather a consequence of complex networks of signaling pathways that are driven by multiple gene functions.

These data therefore suggest that the functional deficits associated with the onset of DPN are rather a consequence of a combination of minor transcriptional alterations and/or changes on the proteomic level.

Thus, underexpession of full-length CbfA protein in JH.D cells is not due to cbfAam mRNA instability, but is rather a consequence of inefficient suppression of the premature stop codon.

These results suggest that the observed increase in SMS activity during differentiation (Figure 1B) is rather a consequence and not an inducer of neutrophilic differentiation of HL-60 cells and that the effect observed after down-regulation of SMS1 or SMS2 on the killing activity of HL-60 cells (Figure 2C) was not due to an impairment of the differentiation process.

The limited follow-up in this group was rather a consequence than a reason for lack of response.