Sentence examples for is rather completed from inspiring English sources
Enclosure models suggest (Antonin et al. 2008; Burke and Ellenberg 2002; Walther et al. 2003a) that post-mitotic NPC assembly following open mitosis does not occur by insertion into intact membrane sheets but is rather completed by the envelopment of the assembling NPCs on the chromatin surface by the outgrowing ER-derived membranes (Fig. 4b).
Between Netflix and now Hulu Plus, the Wii's streaming lineup will be rather complete but still not has robust as the PS3 and Xbox 360, which got into the streaming game a lot earlier.
Thus, treatment with GP61-IFA induced a non-responsiveness that was rather complete and not mediated by "classical" anergy.
The results showed that DCN-based methods can predict protein function rather accurately, probably because DCNs constructed from all the proteins of a genome are rather complete and reliable in comparison with other protein networks.
Our data on survival and revisions appear to be rather complete.
Our algorithm proposed for the logical analysis and correction of the MCD is rather sophisticated and its complete description has been published previously [28].
Firstly, it is ineffective to crowdsource a whole CST (e.g., recognizing handwritten texts) and use task-level inference methods to infer the answer, because it is rather hard to correctly complete a whole complicated task.
The park itself is rather generic despite a complete overhaul a decade ago, but in the wake of billionaire owner Arturo Moreno's ticket-price cuts, the "Big A" is the third-cheapest place to watch a game.
Although the ability to produce saponins is rather widespread among plants, a complete synthetic pathway has not been elucidated in any single species.
The complete statement is rather broader and brings in a few elements of what is today considered to be integral parts of corporate responsibility -- ethics and integrity.
But this spirit of objectivity is rather undermined by the whole 'complete experience' angle.
