Sentence examples for rather affected by from inspiring English sources

Finally, our findings suggest that the BD process in the studied families is not as stochastic as generally suggested, being rather affected by positive selection on some duplicated genes and certain ecological characteristics of the species.

Furthermore studies prove that robust systems are rather affected by weak inhibitions of several parts than by a complete inhibition of a single selected element of that system [3].

The results of this study suggested that the binding affinity of substrates to specific receptors or efflux proteins is not entirely dependent on a particular variable or an individual group of variables in the relationship, but it is rather affected by various combinations of variables.

Thus, it is possible that the observed changes were not entirely caused by the implementation of RADPASS but rather affected by changes in time or case mix.

The former three instruments address Axis-I psychopathology or distress, whereas the DAPP-SF measures Axis-II personality traits that are rather stable and less affected by psychopathology and treatment.

And Viagra merely elevated the performance of those four to the level of other participants less affected by altitude, rather than enhancing performance beyond normal, the way steroids do, Dr. Friedlander said.

O'Brien proposes giving "actual cash direct to those who are most affected by developments near them, rather than giving some kind of incentive to the local council.

Our study suggests that, at least for PDAC, it is not invasion of the primary tumor, but rather colonization of the new site that is most affected by fascin loss.

Ownership by those most affected by malnutrition is necessary for the challenge to be successful, rather than just leading with a top-down approach.

Our results indicate that the outcomes of invasive/indigenous interactions are not necessarily solely affected by the environmental conditions prevailing in the invaded region, but rather by the conditions physiologically experienced by each species.

My hope is that rather than isolate themselves from this coming cultural battle, our leaders will embrace it and those most affected by it.