Sentence examples for of rather minor from inspiring English sources

In some models reduced NO bioavailability was determined as a consequence of elevated ROS [ 112, 117], yet in other models of hypertension the participation of NO deficiency in ED seems to be of rather minor importance.

By being concerned and angry, by reacting at all we are just giving the perpetrators of these rather minor acts of vandalism too much power, and the attention they want.

Not a "stylistic achievement" (a sure sign of a rather minor execution) but, simply put, a living and therefore unique organism.

We suggest that the benefit of increased robustness in the face of disturbance and VLA increase outweighed the rather minor costs of redundancy in terms of material investment.

Deletion of ACS1 instead entailed rather minor changes in extracellular acetate concentration, consistent with its lack of an effect on lifespan or autophagic activity.

Primary host colonization by MHV-68 depends more on latency-associated lymphoproliferation than on lytic replication [11] [13], so here lytic genes that have been conserved over millions of years often have rather minor pathogenesis phenotypes [27], [29], [33], [50].

Because the influence of the halide is rather minor, only the results with CuBr are described herein (for X=Cl see the Supporting Information).

Not entirely impossible, but seemingly discounted in the current absurd hysteria surrounding a rather minor moment of violence an a day of rather widespread confrontation.

They can explain that Bruno's cosmological ideas constituted a rather minor part of the heretical charges made against him.

Coleridge's theme of crime and punishment is so elemental and passionately forged that it seems irrelevant to object that the sin of albatross-shooting is, actually, rather minor, and the horrific punishments disproportionate.

We find the same trend, but also find that the lead of 2DW over 1D is rather minor in our tests.