Sentence examples for rather intrinsic from inspiring English sources
These random effects are not only introduced to compensate for the defects in some deterministic models, but also are often rather intrinsic phenomena.
We demonstrate that the main obstacle to achieving the native triple helical conformation is not aggregation or misfolding of procollagen chains but rather intrinsic thermal instability of the native, folded state.
The gene clusters formed by our algorithm is rather intrinsic in the datasets and may resemble Rothman's genetic causal pies.
The present paper focuses on another significant bias in RNA-Seq experiments that is not introduced by the technology, but is rather intrinsic to the studied transcriptomes.
Rather, intrinsic abnormalities in cells of the adaptive immune system (for example, B cells, T cells, and dendritic cells) may act synergistically to induce a mature, antigen-driven response.
A further possible explanation for the underestimation of LHCI role in photoprotection is also the fact that photoprotection capacity is not strongly modulated according to environmental conditions but rather intrinsic to the system.
It's also a cycle that gets undermined when kids are confused, when the goal is trivialized, and when motivations become extrinsic rather than intrinsic (for a great discussion of intrinsic motivation, see Alfie Kohn's book Punished by Rewards).
But, in his world, the truth's value is instrumental, rather than intrinsic.
The burnished summer, while memorably described, seems remote from rather than intrinsic to the narrative.
To some extent, the show goes against the current academic trend that sees cultural identity as learned and fluid rather than intrinsic and fixed.
Where a difference remains, it is shrinking and correlated with gender inequality, suggesting that cultural, rather than intrinsic, factors are at play.
