Sentence examples for rather a response from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the hypermethylation in the suicide group was not just a general difference, says Dr Szyf, but rather a response to something specific, such as abuse suffered in childhood.

"The layoffs are not a direct result of the lockout but rather a response to the same underlying issue — that is, the league's expenses far outpace our revenues," the N.B.A. spokesman Mike Bass said.

It's already available on the Nook and in Google Play — he said that wasn't a conscious strategy, but rather a response to overtures from Barnes & Noble and Google.

The authors concluded that increased EMG activity during stress seems not to be the cause but rather a response to head pain [13].

However, the amount of money an individual sibling chooses to remit is not a function of the characteristics of other siblings per se but rather a response to how much the household of origin has received.

These changes are not unique to the discipline, but rather a response in the cycle of the re-engineering process in the medical curriculum in order to ensure its proper role into the ever-changing context.

After receiving no official response (or rather, a stalling response, which was understandable but also understandably frustrating), LtGenPanda let the information go live at a little after 6 30PM CST.

Ms. Taylor said that for Tripax, a focus on water saving was part of its basic marketing strategy, rather than a response to the drought.

Ms. Levine said that rather than a response of "Oh, take the child out of the home," a program's priority should be "making the responsibilities appropriate".

As she framed it, the tax bill that passed had been the culmination of slow, incremental work rather than a response to desperate circumstances.

It is difficult to believe that the BBFC's decision was based on the content of the game, rather than a response to media pressure.