Sentence examples for rather coincidental from inspiring English sources

It is rather coincidental that the functional outcome(s) of Wnt-induced signals share similarities with cellular redox-mediated networks from the standpoint of MSC biology.

Thus, the observed pattern may be rather coincidental rather than a result of intricate co-evolution.

Contrary to the PHY capture effect which is rather an coincidental outcome, Message in Message (MIM [10 13] is a result of ingenious engineering effort.

We do not postulate a causative link between these two diseases rather a coincidental co-occurrence.

Therefore, we think that the correlation between dnaE polymerases and GC content is a rule rather than coincidental and exceptional, albeit lacking direct experimental confirmation.

In order to identify associations between respiratory cases and possible causal environmental factors that were plausible rather than coincidental, GLM statistical assessments were carried out.

However, three of seven patients with PML (42%) in our cohort developed VTE later during the course, when leukaemia was no longer present, rather a coincidental finding than a true association.

Participants may have attributed changes directly to treatment rather than concurrent, coincidental contextual changes.

Coincidental rather than coordinated, the protests have been sparked by separate outrages: the alleged gang rape of a 16-year-old in Rio de Janeiro last week and the murder of a pregnant 14-year-old girl in Argentina's Santa Fe province last year.

Merce Cunningham radically changed the context for choreography in his attitude to music and decor as coincidental (rather than collaborative or supportive) to dance, in his employment of chance methods in dance composition and organization, and in his use of nontheatrical performance space.

But Menden says that this was more of a coincidental rather than deciding factor for the acquisition.