Sentence examples for may rather constitute from inspiring English sources

Hence, they may rather constitute a concomitant.

It may, rather, be something more systemic.

They may rather be children.

Impaired fetal growth as such may not be the cause of the long-term consequences, but rather constitute a marker of a coordinated fetal response to a restricted intrauterine environment.

To analyze to what extent these reported GFP signals represent genuine protein-specific localization patterns, or rather constitute meiotic autofluorescence as observed in our study, additional control experiments may be required.

Irregular thickening of the interlobular septae may be seen in pulmonary fibrosis but this rather constitutes an ancillary finding instead of the predominant pattern.

Consequently, saliva, which does not contain its own microflora but rather constitutes a representation of other oral sites [ 13], may also harbor a limited number of highly abundant clonal variants.

It is rather constituted by the similarity of 'belief systems' between actors [9].

We did not evaluate other EBV-associated antigens or use PCR however the lack of detectable antigen in most biopsies makes EBV an unlikely culprit driving pathogenesis in the African setting, and presence of DNA may often constitute an epiphenomenon rather than causality.

The current model of CSC plasticity between EMT and MET states suggests that CSCs may not constitute fixed populations but rather a dynamic, plastic and phenotypic state that can be acquired as a function of dynamic tumor microenvironment changes such as growth factor and inflammatory signaling, stromal cell interactions, and tumor hypoxia/metabolic reprograming.

This represents the 'real-world' comparison presented to colon practitioners when diagnosing colon cancer, rather than healthy controls that may not constitute as relevant a comparison for a diagnostic test.