Sentence examples for but may rather reflect from inspiring English sources

In our view, this is not ironic, but may rather reflect the biology of the tumour.

This may not represent true combination therapy for treatment of ADHD but may rather reflect treatment of comorbid conditions, particularly depression.

Hence, the low prevalence of 'multiple symptoms' and the GPs' lack of consensus on the contents of this category may not necessarily be a category shortcoming, but may rather reflect the difficulties embracing the application of contested diagnoses.

Surprisingly, the absence of supporting EST evidence for the variants LMO7 and ISGF3G is not caused by the lack of the respective cDNA libraries but may rather reflect differences in the tissue samples (e.g. enrichment of different cell types from the same organ, developmental differences) used for library construction.

Since most go/no-go designs involve complex stimulus identification/detection processes, these activations may rather reflect the engagement of different cognitive processes that are intrinsically related and quite difficult to disentangle.

Could this indicate that the observed correlation between the recombination rate and the size of introns in Nasonia may rather reflect an association between the recombination rate and gene expression?

In addition, the current diagnostic criteria represent clusters of symptoms and characteristics of clinical courses that do not necessarily describe homogenous disorders and may rather reflect common final pathways of different pathological processes [15].

Instead, this activation may rather reflect more general processes involved in complex calculation.

On the other hand, this may rather reflect methodological biases emphasizing easier to characterize genes and diseases.

As shown by Conway et al., digit-symbol tasks may rather reflect short-term memory than working memory.

It is, however, possible that the study stress measure WFEC may rather reflect a personality aspect than an actual stressor.