Sentence examples for rather in the course of from inspiring English sources

Rather, in the course of fusion the basal conditions become the i+1 property instance.

But Mendelssohn counters — apparently erroneously — that the practice is not inherent in "ancient, original Judaism" but rather borrowed in the course of time from Christianity.

Interestingly, this loss of function is rather recent in the course of evolution, as Xenopus MBD3 does bind methylated DNA, whereas mammalian MBD3 does not [33].

Brain metastases are usually diagnosed rather late in the course of metastatic disease (Weil et al, 2005).

Interestingly, the distinction of templates by the polymerase manifests during the very initial interaction rather than in the course of subsequent intramolecular positioning reactions.

First particularly high increase of extractability of the components in question appeared rather early in the course of the repair process which fell on the 3rd day of healing in damages rinsed with NaCl and on the 5th day of the repair in wounds treated with SSD.

William Tager's identity as the man who attacked Mr. Rather was established in the course of an investigation by my office.

However, initiating therapy early rather than late in the course of critical illness remains a logical clinical goal.

Following our experiments, the administration of antibiotics should be started earlier rather than later in the course of severe pancreatitis associated with pancreatic necrosis.

The relevant genes are predicted to be "late developmental" [Pogue-Geile, 1997] and to encode a range of diversity expressed at the reproductive peak rather than early in the course of development.

Howard et al. [ 14] found not only that change occurred earlier rather than later in the course of treatment, but also that the absence of early change diminished the probability of symptom reduction and improved well-being at the end of treatment.