Sentence examples for rather May from inspiring English sources

Collectively, our findings suggest that 19q12 amplification does not increase resistance to chemotherapy per se but rather may confer a survival advantage post-treatment.

Larjavaara and Muller-Landau (2010) argued that some observed correlations may not be causal, but rather may reflect correlated selection on other traits.

Rather, may we show love and respect and helpfulness toward them.

Mr. Rather may not be the favorite on television, where he can come off as tense and remote.

Now we learn that Mr. Goldstein may be deemed not sufficiently ill enough to deserve appropriate psychiatric treatment in a hospital but rather may languish in the New York State prison system, where such treatment is minimal.

They may think they are—or rather may enjoy reading soppy leaders in the Times telling them that theirs is an ancient nation in touch with its woodland past.

Small, isolated intraplate volcanoes may not be produced by a hot spot but rather may be the result of deep fractures within the plates that allow pockets of magma to leak to the surface.

And all the influential factor groups don't necessarily contradict, but rather may complement one another.

The symptomatology of schizophrenia does not appear to arise from a single neurobiological entity, but rather may be derived from pathology at one or more receptor types.

NADPH oxidases act not as isolated elements downstream of a particular pathway, but rather may amplify multiple receptor tyrosine kinase-mediated processes by inhibiting protein tyrosine phosphatases.

Data that cannot be found when doing chart reviews may not be representative of the entire study population but rather may represent an enriched sample.