Sentence examples for might rather act from inspiring English sources

Hence exogenous hormone use might rather act on the expansion of existing clones than causing de novo mutations.

Apart from its primary pro-apoptotic role, follow-up studies revealed that CD95 might rather act as a dual-function signaling receptor with tissue-specific functions and give rise to pro- and anti-apoptotic signals depending on the cellular microenvironment [ 8].

The delayed development of this significant correlation suggests that the behavioral and hemodynamic changes observed on the last day of training are not unrelated, as one might assume [ 32], but rather act as a scaffold for a more meaningful relationship that manifests in the 6-month training-testing interval.

Simply writing an "Invasive Species Act" (something that people working in pest management sometimes call for) might not adequately accommodate competing priorities, but might rather add another layer of competing bureaucracy to already existing protective and proscriptive laws.

In addition, CR-1 is not able to activate directly ALK receptors, but rather acts as a co-receptor for Nodal, which might represent a limiting factor for the activation of ALK/Smad signalling.

I might rather face trial".

Every lyric was spoken or, rather, acted.

Government rather acted in an unexpected manner.

CXCR7 is a recently described second receptor for CXCL12 and was shown to promote lung cancer growth in vivo (Miao et al, 2007) but this receptor might rather modulate CXCR4-mediated responses than act as an independent CXCL12 receptor (Hartmann et al, 2008).

Sports activity is not a cause of the increased mortality per se; rather, it might act as a trigger of cardiac arrest in athletes with structural or electrical heart abnormalities that generating malignant arrhythmias.

Even though we cannot rule out that the optimal conditions for condensin's ATPase activation have not yet been found, the data available suggest that the ATP binding and hydrolysis reactions might act rather as a conformational switch than as a motor.