Sentence examples for it could rather be 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.

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.

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.

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.

Friend take account of the fact that even those chief police officers who have expressed some kind of support have done so in terms of "it could be workable" rather than "it is desirable"?

For each of JPEG and JPEG 2000, it could be rather precisely predicted what is required to avoid unnecessarily large degradation through multiple compression cycles.

One advantage of the present scheme is that it could be rather robust against parameter fluctuations, and does not require the accurate control of evolution time and the original state of the system.

These findings were also confirmed by the accumulation of LC3II, thus suggesting that autophagy takes place but, also, that, as suggested by SQSTM1 cargo protein accumulation, it could be rather impaired.

"It would be great if it could be sooner rather than later, but it is not that easy".

It could be that we are underserved rather than on the brink of a glut".

Which may not be the way you wish they could; rather it is the way, given who they are, they must go.