Sentence examples for rather indicates the from inspiring English sources
If the patterns are not mutually exclusive (for instance organization into foci, where foci can be at different locations in the cell), this rather indicates the existence of subclasses, i.e., subtleties inside the defined classes, that have not been defined as separate classes.
The scale concept is typically used without referring to composition, but rather indicates the size-range under focus (see e.g. Berger et al. [2008]).
It does not seek to adjudicate the question of which among these deserves to be called the most "authentically" Kantian; it rather indicates the range of influence that Kant's treatment of religion has had and continues to have.
Siskiyou County administrative officer Tom Odom told the Chronicle that the decision did not initiate a formal secession process, but rather indicates the county's support for the move.
We note that this association does not imply a direct regulation by the miRNA but rather indicates the biological process in which the pivot miRNA plays a role.
However, it is clear that the CD spectrum of the pH-denatured state is not typical of a fully unfolded state and rather indicates the persistence of significant secondary structure (Fig. 3).
As such, they do not actually measure node participation at all but rather indicate the expected participation if things flow in the assumed way.
In both cases, the two DNA extractions each yielded two different sequences that were already represented in the population, making them unlikely to be PCR artefacts, but rather indicating the infections were comprised of more than one genotype of that respective species.
Total scores on the ZSDS do not correspond with a clinical diagnosis of depression but rather indicate the level of depressive symptoms that may be of clinical relevance.
From our point of view, these data rather indicate the existence of multiple parietal eye fields in the human cortex [ 1, 59].
That is, the age-specific seroprevalence data (at age a days) does not directly reflect all of those who were infected until age a, I(a), but rather indicates those infected until the age which is smaller than a.
