Sentence examples for is rather known from inspiring English sources

It is agreed with the predicted binding site of ANF in P450 3A4, in which ANF is rather known as a stimulating modulator.

The novelty of the first two methods lies in the construction and computation of the first and second derivatives of the Green's function, though the Green's function itself in the first two methods is rather known.

The first method is sometimes called the vibrational conductivity method and the second one is rather known as the radiosity method in the field of acoustics, or the radiative energy transfer method.

Many of the proteins identified in the various imaging-based screens do not localize to peroxisomes or are rather known to be involved in other cellular processes.

Long lasting relationships also help couples to live longer and this is rather well known.

John Scarlett, a spy-turned-bureaucrat newly named as the next "C" (for "chief"), is rather better known.

Plankton make sea water look murky and this biological material is rather romantically known as "marine snow".

The global 'meat analogue' industry, as it is rather unappetisingly known, is competitive: three in five adults now eat meat-free food, say Mintel; part of a market that increased by 18 per cent between 2005 and 2010.

But their presentation of Boltzmann was, as is rather well known, not historically adequate.

The influence of stress on transport properties in p-MOSFETs is rather well known for the case of biaxially strained channels obtained using hetero-epitaxy.

He is, rather, best known for his trademark neorealist style: static long shots, slow pacing, and a penchant for couching momentous historical conflicts within quiet domestic scenes.