Sentence examples for is rather explained from inspiring English sources

He hints that in the collective case, the outward behavior everyone running to and converging on the shelter is not a matter of coincidence.[4] It is, rather, explained as something aimed at by the participants.

Somatic referred pain does not involve compression of nerve roots but is rather explained by a convergent afferent input on central neurons.

This is not due to lack of connectivity through gap junctions, since embryonic stem cells have been shown to express functional gap junctions, but is rather explained by the absence of functional voltage-dependent Ca2+ channels.

No tangible proof was found for the formation of a glycerol rich phase in TPS, the relaxation transition assigned to this phase was rather explained with the movement of smaller structural units of starch molecules.

Hence, achievement across domains can be rather explained by a general level of achievement than subject-specific strengths or weaknesses of learners which suggest that the education systems of the analyzed member states of the European Union are doing a good job in providing balanced education for their students regardless the profile level.

Crenarchaeal communities were rather explained by environmental conditions, mainly due to the soil pH effect (Fig. 3a) as reported previously for autotrophic ammonia oxidizer Crenarachaeota [42].

It is therefore unlikely that their direct effect on dynamic MRI could have influenced our results, which are, rather, explained by a difference in inflammation.

This result may be rather explained by shared ancestral polymorphism, especially at the rhodopsin locus (the case of widespread alleles 1 and 2; see Additional file 2).

Since all wards provide similar acute care in conventional hospital beds, this discriminating effect may be rather explained by different behaviors of medical staff and different degrees of collaboration with pharmacists.

This is not by any means to slight Mr. Weir's accomplishment (or, for that matter, O'Brian's); it is, rather, to explain why, in his expert hands, the smallest details of shipboard behavior become so breathlessly absorbing.

It is rather to explain how honoring the supervenience constraint can be a requirement of linguistic competence, even while there is no analytic entailment from nonmoral claims to moral claims.