Sentence examples for rather governed from inspiring English sources

The conclusion that might be drawn, therefore, is that Cameron's governments did not act to remove such inequalities but rather governed in the interests of the rich and privileged.

In this context, the deformation behavior of compact slabs is rather governed by translational deformations.

To conclude, the release mechanisms would be rather governed by pesticide/MMT interactions than MMT/polymer matrix in the case of a hydrophobic pesticide such as ethofumesate and a hydrophilic matrix such as wheat gluten.

Our study implies that the CO oxidation reaction over Rh surfaces at realistic conditions is insensitive to the exact Rh substrate orientation, but is rather governed by the formation of a specific surface oxide phase.

The base distribution of the middle part is not considered functionally constrained but rather governed by the genomic background of the actual promoter.

Intuitively, measurements that involve gene u are not independent from each other but are rather governed by the gene pathways in which u participates.

With their management fees and other costs displayed clearly, mutual funds presented as products sold by brokerage firms rather than self-governed companies might be less perilous, said Mr. Wallman, who now runs Foliofn, an online brokerage company.

PDP takes an approach to learning which is response oriented rather than rule-governed and this is because, like behaviorism, it has roots in associationism (see Bechtel 1985; compare Graham 1991 with Maloney 1991).

Obviously, Muslims feel safer in a secular India rather than in one governed by Hindu nationalists.

People have different ways of managing their situations and should be given support through sensitivity and respect, rather than by being governed and dictated to by others [ 24].

Further support for assuming TLR-independent perception of S. aureus by MEC comes from the previous observation that challenging pbMEC in the presence of 5 % FCS with supernatants from S. aureus activates AP1 - rather than NF-κB - governed regulatory networks [ 53].