Sentence examples for may rather depend from inspiring English sources

Gravity might not be causally linked to retinal damage that may rather depend on a metabolic disturbance.

The mechanism by which Hxk2p contributes to glucose repression has not yet been fully elucidated, but its catalytic activity seems to be dispensable and thus signal transmission may rather depend on substrate binding-induced conformational changes in the Hxk2p protein or a direct regulatory role of the Hxk2p in the nucleus (discussed, for example, in Linhoff et al. [ 39]).

But the goodness or badness of various other functionings may not be so straightforward, but rather depend on the context and/or the normative theory which we endorse.

How it happened and what happens next, rather depends upon the precautions that may or may not have been taken beforehand.

However, we show that this may not always be the case, but rather depends on the model structure.

However, limited use of SBAs is not always due to economic, geographic, cultural, and religious reasons but rather may depend on institutional issues.

This feature, nevertheless, is not general (Olsen et al. 2002; Jovelin et al. 2009; Yang et al. 2009) but rather may depend among other factors on the architecture of the particular pathway.

Loss of a duplicated gene may not occur randomly, but rather retention may depend on the distribution of the copies [ 15].

We speculate that the high incidence of wasting and stunting in the rainy season could relate to increased morbidity from diarrhoea and malaria whereas the high incidence of McM at the end of the dry season may rather reflect changes in food access depending on the cropping season.

But Mr Kerry's hold on the state may depend rather more than he would like on that hovering cloud of economic gloom.

Rather it may depend on family-related factors and a less supportive environment for having an adequate energy diet.