Sentence examples for rather determined by from inspiring English sources

Thus, the particle sizes and morphologies were rather determined by scanning electron microscopy (Figure 3).

On the other hand, locations of higher formants are rather determined by the vocal tract length [31] and as such are not as sensitive to the vocal effort variations.

A conversation involves an exchange between conversational partners that seeks agreement about some matter at issue; consequently, such an exchange is never completely under the control of either conversational partner, but is rather determined by the matter at issue.

But, although such near-optimum operation conditions may lead to higher reaction rates and, thus, lower catalyst volumes could be required, it is found that the optimal design of the ammonia loop is rather determined by the performance of each component and their interdependencies.

On the contrary, backscattering from the monitor seems less due to surface roughness (since the screen and the plastic on the rear side appear smoother than the wood surface) and rather determined by signal diffractions on several wedges present especially on the rear side.

Therefore, the cooperation region is rather determined by using the corresponding lower bounds from Theorem 1 or first-order approximations from Theorem 2 instead of R eg and R al. Once a closed-form expression characterizing the cooperation region is obtained, the operation mode can be switched between AlBf and EgBf depending on whether the cooperation region inequality is satisfied.

The will is thus self-determining, rather than determined by its end, and so Scotus affirms self-motion in psychology.

The size of the nanoclusters was less than 2 nm, and the size distribution was rather sharp, determined by UV vis absorption spectroscopy.

First, it would no longer be clear that things spoken of together must exist in the same way – the notion of a single level of being would become a matter for investigation (what kinds of differences exist) rather than determined by general principle (Mackie 1985).

The results of comparative genomics lead to the conclusion that the genome architecture is not a straightforward result of continuous adaptation but rather is determined by the balance between the selection pressure, that is itself dependent on the effective population size and mutation rate, the level of recombination, and the activity of selfish elements.

Because Iranian, Sudanese and Syrian nationality is inherited from one's father rather than determined by one's country of birth, even individuals who have never traveled to any of the four blacklisted countries could lose their visa-free travel privileges, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.