Sentence examples for believed to be rather from inspiring English sources

The oxidation rate in this study is thus believed to be rather slow, and Ge is efficiently redistributed over the nanowires and maintains a homogeneous Ge-rich Si1−x Ge x alloy composition.

This kind of selection is believed to be rather weak, because it involves polymorphism and epistasis between clustered genes.

This "limiting similarity" concept [7] may not hold under certain, narrowly defined circumstances [8], [9], but these instances are believed to be rather the exception from the rule [8].

However, the GTP cap is believed to be rather short, probably consisting of only around two tubulins per protofilament (Caplow and Shanks, 1996; Drechsel and Kirschner, 1994).

Glyphosate is believed to be rather specific and less toxic to the ecosystem than are other pesticides; transgenic plants tolerant to this compound have even been developed following this argument (Vollenhofer et al. 1999; Williams et al. 2000).

You're great!" add a strangely warm glow to something I had mistakenly believed to be a rather banal event.

Vasculitic lesion development in HBV is believed to be associated rather with the HBeAg antigen or viral replication [ 30].

The firm of Khrushchev & Bulganin had been in business only a few months and was believed to be in a rather shaky position.

However, all interviews are believed to be mostly interpreted rather than translated.

These are believed to be a cause rather than a consequence of the malignant process as they arise early in disease development [ 9].

Because the gods can become perceptible only by adapting to the mode of this changing world, their apparitions are "transformations" (bianhua); and the magician (huaren) is believed to be one who transforms rather than one who conjures out of nothing.