Sentence examples for rather coincidentally from inspiring English sources

Rather coincidentally the IMF has recently been looking at tax expenditures in certain countries.

This threshold is defined rather coincidentally between 39.3°C and 40.5°C [ 3] and the use of it might be regarded as critical since physiological hyperthermia is often observed in sows, leading to misinterpretations [ 4, 16].

To press most cases of lung cancer are diagnosed among symptomatic patients rather than coincidentally or through screening tests.

In catalytic systems, the sulphur compound is not there in isolation, rather it is there coincidentally with the reactants.

PCBs may be only coincidentally present, rather than causal, in some diseases.

All sequences with similarity to transposable elements are shorter than 506 bp and probably do not represent true transposable element insertions, but rather sequences that are coincidentally similar to transposable elements and, therefore, detected by the software.

Sometimes though, he does coincidentally turn-up, rather than Emma sorting through a problem.

But returning this week, coincidentally at a rather stressful time, has been therapeutic, even when Paul said nothing at all.

Coincidentally, VEGF is rather important in GM pathophysiology: a critical difference between a low- and high-grade astrocytoma is the increase in VEGF-induced vascular density (Yao et al, 2001).

Many users suggested moving over (or rather back to) Flickr - which coincidentally launched its own Instagram-like app last week.

Vocational and technical skills in Britain and America lag behind those in economies such as Germany and Sweden where, not coincidentally, the middle is looking rather less squeezed.