Sentence examples for rather existing from inspiring English sources

As endothelial cells are lost, new cells are not produced; rather, existing cells expand to fill in the space left behind.

Rather existing institutions, especially governments, are presumably obliged to formulate appropriate policies to deal with such group-based injustices.

Hence, when nanomaterials are introduced to living organism/cells in physiological environment or biological medium; it is expected that nanomaterials will construct aggregates rather existing as individual units; subsequently, the detected biological accomplishments will be outcome of agglomerated form of nanomaterial.

Rather, existing nucleosome data comes from cell populations.

Rather, existing evidence for a potential interaction of warfarin with sulfonylureas is based on pharmacokinetic theories related to displaced plasma protein binding and hepatic metabolism.

Rather, existing evidence suggests that infection follows from close physical contact with flying squirrels or from exposure to a concentrated source of infectious materials (e.g., nests, dander, or infected ectoparasites).

The characters live through the words, rather than existing in the gaps between them.

The idea would ultimately have to be taken forward by governments rather than existing multilateral organisations.

That was changed for these Olympics and individuals were picked rather than existing squads.

Yesterday's judgment also shows them more willing to use the word "privacy", rather than existing torts such as confidence.

As such – and despite Marina's Indian ancestry – the southern hemisphere serves to highlight the way the northern hemisphere works, rather than existing as a place in itself.