Sentence examples for rather inspected from inspiring English sources

In addition, we did not validate the variants by Sanger sequence but rather inspected the alignments of short reads using IGV, a method that we have found more sensitive than Sanger sequencing.

In particular, some speech studies did not directly compare self-generated speech with the same auditory stimulation during passive listening conditions, but have rather inspected the responsiveness to other (not self-generated) sounds during speech, finding dampened responses to those sounds (e.g. Houde et al., 2002; Kudo et al., 2004).

Instead, Iraq would rather be inspected under existing arrangements, which include advance notice to be given for inspection of certain "presidential sites".

When a police inspector was found to have gone to a spa to drink and play mah-jongg with a local police commissioner rather than inspect the troubled commissariat he was sent to examine, for example, Mr. Obuchi remarked to Parliament that the inspector had been "unlucky" to have been caught.

I saw one man rather mournfully inspecting the contents a worn blue back-pack that I suspect held most of his possessions.

Aides to Obama have said that the theatrics of a presidential visit weren't the point of the trip, but rather to inspect the quality of the federal government's response.

The image of the novelist as a species of intellectual royalty, administering vast realms of mental space with absolute, divine authority while resisting the claims of social relevance and popular amusement, reappears in a number of the essays, and always as something to be revered and mourned rather than archaeologically inspected.

Would you rather have your chicken inspected by an unbiased party, or someone that relies on the company for a check?

I'd rather like to inspect his weapon of mass destruction myself".

Yesterday, department officials said the city would now notify fire companies of permits issued for construction or demolition so they could easily determine which buildings to inspect, rather than having to find them by driving around the neighborhood.

United States officials have said that the lack of proof about the cause of the fire — and the fact that none of the transmitters had been known to cause a fire in more than 50 million flight hours — suggested that simply inspecting, rather than removing, the devices should be sufficient.