Sentence examples for it rather indicates from inspiring English sources

It does not seek to adjudicate the question of which among these deserves to be called the most "authentically" Kantian; it rather indicates the range of influence that Kant's treatment of religion has had and continues to have.

It rather indicates that perceived growth is associated with impaired psychological health as indicated by higher PTSD scores.

It rather indicates that steady state had not yet been achieved for VPA at the time of sampling.

A decrease in GFR can per se not attest to kidney injury; it rather indicates that one partial function of the kidney, namely, filtration, is disturbed.

It rather indicates that the combined method derives many more novel predictions that can not be validated during cross-validation rather than successfully reproducing known function for well-characterized proteins (see Discussion of predictions).

Since 4/6 or 3/6 mice survived the treatment, it rather indicates that the differences at the N- or C-terminal end between the native and rAahII are most likely causing the observed 3-fold reduced toxicity.

This means, when we observe that participants' information search and organization behavior is correlated, it will not be an artifact of the indices, but it will rather indicate a true behavioral matching of search and organization.

It is considered a shade-intolerant tree and cannot compete in low-light situations, though it is sometimes found competing with hardwoods, but such competition rather indicates it was present at the time the stand was established.

May this destruction, as is commonly received, have been the result of violent accidents, and destructive revolutions of the earth or does it not rather indicate a great law of nature, which cannot be discovered by reason of its remote antiquity?

It may rather indicate age-related differences regarding the access to health services and suggest that PNTM infections are still underdiagnosed during hospitalisations of the very advanced age group in Germany.

Observing a negative relationship, however, does not imply that it is actually negative but rather indicates endogeneity.