Sentence examples for consist rather of from inspiring English sources

Future studies should take into account that the psychotic phenotype in AD patients may not be homogenous, but consist rather of subphenotypes of hallucinations and delusions that in turn may have different genetic associations.

A "composition" from this experimental school might be entirely devoid of conventional notation, consisting rather of a verbal instruction, a prescription for duration, or an idiosyncratic graphic code.

Reality consists rather of unstructured facts that we carve up differently with our different quantifiers.

But the antecedent conditions under which the command 'clap your hands' applies to you does not posit any end that you will, but consists rather of emotional and cognitive states you may or may not be in.

Human speech, therefore, is no longer seen by Humboldt as applying and manipulating a fixed system of arbitrary signs as was assumed by both rationalists and empiricists, but consists rather of the operation of joining together these two different sets of orders: that of the articulated sound, the signifier, and that of the "thought" or signified.

This leads to the formation of aggregate particles which consist of a rather small number of primary particles and mainly grow by surface reaction.

The calli is rather obscure and consist of series of irregular small projections near the lip base.

Those structures consist of a rather crude representation of the interconnected networks of neurons in the brain.

This system takes advantage of low power-distribution loss and low transmitting power, but it consists of rather complicated circuits.

Social networks are far from being homogenous; rather they consist of a number of different types of ties that vary in emotional quality.

The curious genus Orchidantha (family Lowiaceae) consists of rather small plants found in wet tropical forests.