Sentence examples for rather arose from inspiring English sources

Given these findings, it is possible that the dual-task costs observed up until this point may not be associated with some limitation in multitasking ability, but rather arose solely from the sudden onset of the secondary stimulus.

Mme M'Barek further stated that the arguments she had with her husband had nothing to do with money, but rather arose as a result of Lord Shaftesbury's excessive sexual demands brought on by his seemingly endless injections of testosterone.

First, this would suggest that short stature was not selected for directly in the ancestors of Pygmy groups, but rather arose as an indirect consequence of selection in response to an iodine-deficient diet.

While its is not possible to determine whether these behavioural, morphological and resulting ecological differences are the result of past competition or rather arose for different reasons, they in any case show that sensory separation is not mandatory for the coexistence of closely related species in a habitat-rich landscape.

It should be noted that the light doses administered in the Bchl-ser-PDT group were not selected on the basis of conventionally used light doses in PDT, but rather arose from the properties of the light source used and the energy doses necessary to induce 43°C HT in those groups where tissue heating was induced.

Would you rather arise and go now, slouch towards Bethlehem, or seek to tell the dancer from the dance?

We conclude that the major challenges presented by DesignX problems stem not from trying to understand or address the issues, but rather arise during implementation, when political, economic, cultural, organizational, and structural problems overwhelm all else.

This also proves significant in relation to (auto mobility, as automobile practices cannot only be derived from societal needs but rather arise because they become feasible by the car [cf. 18].

Dear Editor, Ischemic stroke falls under the category of complex diseases, which do not obey the single-gene dominant or single-gene recessive Mendelian pattern of inheritance but rather arises from the combination of numerous genetic variants and environmental factors (Cho et al., 2012).

The vagueness or indeterminacy that underwrites this sorites paradox is, on this approach, not a result of epistemic limitations, nor a result of indeterminacy in Everest itself but, rather, arises as a result of indeterminacy surrounding what to count as the referent of the term.

That is, virtually all proponents of public reason assume that there is deep and intractable disagreement amongst some people, and this disagreement is not simply the result of irrationality, prejudice, or self-interest, but rather arises as a result of the normal functioning of human reasoning under reasonably favorable conditions.