Sentence examples for rather as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Before her transgression, or rather as a consequence of it (though in Mr. Arriaga's world causes usually follow consequences, rather than the reverse), the trailer where she and her lover (Joaquim de Almeida) have their trysts goes up in flames, killing both of them.

Over the last three years, the government has been able to get by unscathed not due to its popularity -- Netanyahu's favorability rating has been consistently under the 50percentt mark -- but, rather, as a consequence of an unfocused and divided opposition.

Hence, the constitutive downregulation of CCND1 should not be considered as a cause, but rather as a consequence of resistance.

Some parents experienced their child's absence or presence during consultations not as a result of their own decision making, but rather as a consequence of convention.

Disease is not thought to strike randomly, but rather as a consequence of a disruption in the social or moral order, which must be repaired.

Today, we regard Alzheimer's and other dementias as diseases, rather than as a consequence of normal aging.

Given that the company's current line is that ITV is being made to suffer primarily by increases in multi-channel viewing, which were mostly predictable, rather than as a consequence of the network's poor programming performance - that would be quite a story.

Previous data are consistent with the view that vasopressor responses can be attenuated in sepsis due to Ca2+ desensitisation, rather than as a consequence of reduced flux of Ca2+ into the cytosol [Ca2+]cyt.

"Inferring life based on seasonality wouldn't require a detailed understanding of alien biochemistry because it arises as a biological response to seasonal changes in the environment, rather than as a consequence of a specific biological activity that might be unique to the Earth," Olson said in a statement.

Our data also indicate that the activated phenotype of Id3−/− γδ T cells likely occurs within the thymus rather than as a consequence of peripheral activation since few thymocytes have left the thymus within the first week after birth [44].

This raises the possibility that E. coli access the mucosa at an early stage of CD pathogenesis rather than as a consequence of a disrupted inflamed mucosa.