Sentence examples for rather defined as from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the markers linked to EMT have clearly defined roles in tumor biology that are distinct from EMT, and the negative impact of these factors on tumor behavior can be rather defined as "defifferentiation" or "anaplasia" in these tumors.

You sense that he values his own time, and his own dignity – which he might rather define as the dignity of the office he holds.

I'd much rather define myself as "someone who loves storytelling, who sees God in a redwood grove, who believes dogs have beautiful souls, who is quick with a laugh or a hug, who has forgiven more times than I've been hurt".

There should be a rather defined center point as a result of your previous folding, so matching up the four corners in the center should be easy.

"I don't want to... that's a tacky... I'd rather be defined as having lived for different reasons.

Scott says it can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ). can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ).

In this context, it seems that the +1 position should rather be defined as the site where the majority of the transcription events initiate, although the RNA polymerase actually initiates around this site.

Thus, masculinity should rather be defined as masculinities that are contested, constructed and reconstructed, and are highly dependent on positions in the social structure (18).

Genetic analyses suggest that many supposedly generalist parasitoid species should rather be defined as multiple species with a more narrow diet, reducing the probability that such species may mediate indirect interactions such as apparent competition among hosts.

We have been careful to describe these acute elevations in SCr as fulfilling AKIN creatinine criteria rather than defined as AKI because it was not possible to fulfil the time constraints for either the AKIN or RIFLE [ 10] definitions of AKI because blood tests in the community are seldom repeated within 48 hours.

Mr. Barrow, 54, bemoaned a politics that does not allow for nuanced positions on such multifaceted legislation, but rather defines lawmakers as "either all good or all evil".