Sentence examples for rather a consequence of the from inspiring English sources

Once again, the termination of electron gain at a noble gas configuration is not so much a sign of some magic stability of such a species but rather a consequence of the fact that after such a configuration has been attained there is insufficient opportunity for achieving a lower energy.

However, it isn't merely a coincidence, but rather a consequence of the underlying geology and erosion processes that gave rise to the structure we see today.

This, however, does not indicate convergence in a finite number of time steps, but is rather a consequence of the limited representational capacity of a computer.

Thus, 'varying gaps' are not an indicator of a deficiency but, rather, a consequence of the different ways reasonable indices (or tests) can be constructed.

This unpredictability, however, is not constitutive of emergence, but rather a consequence of the metaphysical irreducibility of the emergent properties and the trans-ordinal laws they bring in their train.[3] He is also adamant that, such identity of process notwithstanding, the mental process is "not merely neural" (p. 6), but "something new, a fresh creation" (p. 7).

Thus, fibrils seemed not purely the artificial result of longitudinal fractures in the highly oriented thread material, caused for example by breaks and ruptures in the silk material, but rather a consequence of the inbuilt material heterogeneities.

Given the study's long interval, she said, "it is very clear that depression is a risk factor for dementia rather than a consequence of the disease".

The dispute is between the gradualists and those who think that the sudden shifts in fossil types seen in the geological record are real, rather than a consequence of the irregular way that rocks are laid down.

The increase in ROS was largely blocked by the expression of mitochondria-targeted catalase (mtCAT) and mitochondrial manganese superoxide dismutase (SOD2), whereas mitochondrial distribution was not restored (Supplementary Fig. 3a d), suggesting that mitochondrial aggregation is a cause, rather than a consequence, of the increase in ROS production and cell death.

If this is so, the estimated effects would be the result of some trends previous to the high-growth episode rather than a consequence of the high-growth shock per se.

However, there is insufficient literature to draw conclusions about which specific facets of impulsivity are the traits of individuals who go on to develop BD, rather than a consequence of the illness.