Sentence examples for it rather belongs from inspiring English sources

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It expresses true deontic values, but according to its reading in combination with the negative marker 不 bù, it rather belongs to the category of anankastic modals.

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This makes it somewhat similar to cluster profiles 10 and 11, though as it remains below control levels even in the late phase its biological classification rather belongs to the group of down-regulated cluster profiles 1-4.

If the best hit corresponds to the previously mentioned unspecific HMM from Pfam (PF00520), we excluded the protein from further analysis because it is likely not a member of any TRP-family but rather belongs to a distantly related non-TRP ion channel family.

Our analyses firmly support the conclusion that this family should be excluded from the order Urostylida, but rather belongs to a group of its own which clusters to the well-known discocephalids [23], [48].

This is not unexpected as most of the GWAS studies use bulk genotyping arrays, therefore it is likely that the reported disease-associated SNP is not in fact the causative SNP, but rather belongs to the same linkage-disequilibrium block as the causative SNP.

It strikes me that, quite often, this involves the application of a term taken from the natural realm to something which rather belongs to the technological realm (i.e. things produced by us), and vice versa.

On the contrary, the wide absorption band in Fig. 3b does not correspond to the SPR spectrum of Cu NPs (max of SPR spectrum of Cu NPs is 565 nm) and rather belongs to the copper oxides on the fabric.

Therefore the possibility remains that MNT-HEPN is not a bona fide TAS but rather belongs to a broader class of mobile stress response systems.

Taken into account that most of these genes are organized in operons, it can be assumed they rather belong to class B than to class C. The expression of genes involved in oxidative stress response has been found to be upregulated only in the rel-deficient mutant (sod encoding superoxide dismutase, cg2674 encoding a putative alkyl hydroperoxidase and tpx encoding a thiol peroxidase).

To the best of our knowledge, no previous research explored this difference, but the Digimeter (Vanhaelewyn & De Marez, 2016) indicated that Flemish media and technology consumers can be grouped into segments or media profiles.1 It can be hypothesized that students from a certain faculty rather belong to a certain media profile.

77 It was concluded that these are not likely to correspond to a new aspirin polymorph, but rather belonged to an impurity in the form of a cocrystal or solid solution composed of aspirin and salicylic acid.

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