Sentence examples for it could rather from inspiring English sources

This study has the aim to describe a new role of MDR-1 and its clinical prognostic significance in RCCs (clear cell type), suggesting that it could rather be considered as an adverse prognostic factor, however independent of therapy.

If the NSA did hack Merkel's CDU phone, it would indicate that it did so mainly because it could, rather than because it was trying to access crucial intelligence.

Given the weakening of environmental laws by the New Jersey Legislature, and the legal stalling tactics that led a federal judge to chastise Honeywell, Mr. Tittel said, the state was wise to recover what it could rather than begin another round of tortuous litigation.

In Denmark, with its 24-year-rule, contracts, declarations, and tough conditionalities, the civic integration of incoming family members is steered, engineered and indeed forced, while in Norway, with this country's emphasis on economic self-sufficiency, it could rather be described as incentivized.

It could rather play a regulatory role in plant development, being stable upon GA treatment, similarly to the SLR-like GRAS proteins of rice [ 45].

Hence, DHI was not merely dependent on the gene expression, but it could rather be affected by other surface characteristics more active on cell recruitment and proliferation than on osteoinductive features.

He doesn't like to talk about it, but as far as I can tell he got through as much of it as he could rather than causing offence".

With no gods in her version, it could seem rather bleak.

Use it as a climbing frame: a dark-flowered nasturtium twining over it could look rather good.

Recent polls suggest that, in a straight contest between the two men, Mr Barghouti would win.But it could get rather complicated.

In several respects, it could matter rather a lot for Wales and Welsh politics if Scotland were to vote Yes.