Sentence examples for is rather adapted from inspiring English sources

He again emphasized that the jurisdiction of military commissions is not prescribed by statute but is rather "adapted in each instance to the need that called it forth".

"We lag behind the U.S. because too many people like him are trying to keep Japan the way it is, rather than adapt to our new circumstances".

PGC-1β is involved in basal mitochondrial biogenesis, whereas the role of PGC-1α is rather to adapt cell metabolic activity, for instance by inducing mitochondrial proliferation in mitochondrial disease [ 43, 44].

Hence, populations might often be rather imprecisely adapted to local conditions of growth.

As a species, we are not in competition with information technology at all: we are, rather, busily adapting the fabric of our world into something machines can comprehend.

The concept is rather general and can be adapted to any initial eigenstress field produced by dislocations present at misfitting interfaces.

They're by no means uncomfortable or tricky to walk in, and adapting is rather easy.

Supporting end users to adapt business processes is rather uncommon in the context of large Enterprise Resource Planning systems.

However, the aim of the present approach is rather to first ascertain candidate "co-adapted" genes to be tested for association with complex traits, thus strongly reducing the number of tests in the analysis of specific phenotypes.

Whether or not Daphnia successfully survive the winter period is rather influenced by the ability to adapt to local conditions in a particular lake [ 18, 25, 26].

We can take this opportunity to choose to adapt and accept what is rather than letting our mind react.