Sentence examples for rather be explained from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that, if CP would activate similar brain regions as controls for both moderate and very difficult tasks, his special exceptional abilities could rather be explained by neuroplastic changes as a result of obsessive practice than by unusual mental strategies and/or neurocognitive mechanisms.

It must rather be explained by an extensive washover event which inundated at least the western part of the Lefkada Lagoon.

This suggests that the rapid decrease in synovial macrophages that occurs after antirheumatic treatment might rather be explained by an alteration in macrophage retention than in monocyte influx and that RA might be particularly sensitive to treatments targeting inflammatory cell retention.

Therefore, the deficit of heterozygotes may rather be explained by the existence of geographic substructure within populations (Wahlund effect) due to selfing or biparental inbreeding following reproduction among related individuals.

However, as additional consideration of the maturation index did not reveal any statistically significant disparity, this may rather be explained by an earlier distraction start and higher daily rates at the femur.

From further analyses conducted in the cohort (Journy, 2014), the reduced radiation-related risks in children with PFs might rather be explained by competing events initiated or promoted by PFs, that is, cancer or death.

Special Relativity is presented such that nothing remains a paradox or just apparent, but rather is explained.

We saw that some Counterfactual versions of internalism avoid the Central Problem, by claiming that the relevant counterfactuals are not grounded in any features of agents' actual psychologies, but rather are explained in some other way.

Hence depletion of histone modifications and HP1 proteins from AT-rich short repeat sequences is not due to selectivity against these chromatin features but rather is explained by the overall depletion of nucleosomes from AT-rich short repeats.

Rather is explaining "in the background" which means not revealing source, "deep background" which means not even revealing where a source might be located, and "off the record" which means saying nothing at all.

The epistemic difference is, rather, to be explained by appealing to the fact that when one perceives the world some further conditions required for perceptual knowledge will usually be met.