Sentence examples for rather indicate that from inspiring English sources

Even though data may imply that a decrease in GFR causes increased blood cadmium concentrations, the inverse associations between the glomerular effect markers and cadmium in urine rather indicate that reduced GFR does not reduce the clearance of cadmium.

They rather indicate that CSR disclosure is different from other types of disclosure, as already proposed by Guidry and Patten (2012).

The results rather indicate that it is the different composition of individual characteristics between rural and urban populations that accounts for the regional digital divide.

Based upon habitat architecture, the results of this study do not support a sharp distinction between overwash and fringing red mangrove forests in Tampa Bay but rather indicate that the two are architecturally undistinguishable.

Moreover, observing the contrary in the case of the NBDM regimes estimated here would rather indicate that the regimes are not similar to those that generated the primary structure of the sequences used in the evaluation.

Our data rather indicate, that TMV in fact reflects global brain atrophy already after a mean disease duration of approximately five years and even in patients with a predominantly mild clinical disability (table 1) and suggest that damage to retinal ganglion cells occurs already in earlier phases of the disease.

Justice Kennedy said the treaties themselves did not pre-empt the state regulations, but rather indicated that Congress "demanded national uniformity regarding maritime commerce".

In an interview, Mr. Armstrong said that the good-will charge did not point toward problems at AOL, but rather indicated that "the patient is getting healthier".

A combined analysis of the tracer diffusion and conductivity data at different concentrations and temperatures rather indicates that charged single ions and neutral ion pairs play a prominent role.

The current study does not, it should be underscored, rule out the possibility that antidepressants may have a beneficial (or a harmful) effect on suicide rates, but rather indicates that prior ecological evidence of the effectiveness of antidepressants in reducing US suicide rates were confounded by a failure to adjust for firearm ownership rates.

"As far back as evidence can be found and virtually without exception young adults seem to have been less attached to civic life than their parents and grandparents".[3] That is not evidence of decline--although it is often read as such--but rather indicates that becoming a citizen is a developmental process.