Sentence examples for rather concluded that from inspiring English sources
The proximity of a girl's ankles played profoundly on my heartstrings, but after Templer drove the car off the road I rather concluded that the estrangement between him and Stringham was now final.
Molecular phylogenetic analysis rather concluded that Lamiaceae may not be monophyletic with respect to Verbenaceae [ 99].
However, Blainey et al. (2006) did not observe any anomalous 1D diffusion when a hOgg1 protein would perform a random walk on the DNA in vitro, but rather concluded that the random walk is unbiased.
We can rather conclude that low risk is on average equally important for the three investor groups.
Or should we rather conclude that the nuances of presence of meaning at higher levels are just not captured by the current conceptualisation and operationalization of the construct?
It should be noted that we are not basing any conclusions on the particular choice of parameters but rather conclude that a parameter set can be found within the physiological range that enables us to reproduce all relevant published wildtype (WT) and mutant phenotypes.
However, taken together with previous observations that NFI activates the expression of many genes in higher eukaryotes [ 20, 21, 32, 34- 37], we rather conclude that the observed correlation may originate from a direct up-regulation of gene expression by NFI, at least for a significant proportion of its target genes.
The investigators concluded that rather a chronic, long term oral administration of the compound could improve endothelial and preserve myocardial function in heart failure patients [ 28].
But, he added, "rather than conclude that zeitgeist is a fixed category that we used to have more of and now we have less of, I'd say that the zeitgeist of zeitgeist is changing".
Unfortunately, rather than conclude that intervention is unnecessary, now, we rush spending bills through as if racing a deadline to preempt the natural ricochet so politicians can take credit.
Then, if you discover that A, you will abandon your belief in A ⊃ B rather than conclude that B. Jackson came to realise, however, that there are assertable conditionals which one would not continue to believe if one learned the antecedent.
