Sentence examples for rather it was found from inspiring English sources

Rather, it was found that the best result is obtained when the converter is designed at the power level that coincides with the maximum energy harvesting.

Rather it was found that the scatter of the angular deviation to the Goss orientation is similar over a large range of grain sizes and this was found to be true too if the number of next neighbors of a grain rather than its grain size was checked.

Rather, it was found that changing these parameters progressively within certain ranges through successive iterations resulted in the best performance of each algorithm studied.

We did not observe H3.3 in the core of the compact chromatin domains, rather it was found at the periphery of the chromocentres and in the euchromatic space.

Rather it was found to be due to the effect of dasatinib (L835, NDCS-1 and L3252) or the additive effect of dasatinib and enzastaurin (combination indices >2, Figure 1C).

That these gradients were of a dose-response nature an elevated risk of injury mortality was not, for instance, apparent for only those men with below-average IQ performance; rather, it was found across the full IQ range strongly implies that our results were not due to existing mental disability.

Lead is one of the most commonly used metals in the world and like many other metals, is rarely found in its elemental form; rather, it is found in a variety of compounds, complexes and alloys.

Rather, it's found in the squalid brothels of Damascus and the poorest neighborhoods of East Amman.

Because of its strong reactivity, it does not occur in the native state, but rather it is found in a wide variety of compounds in seawater, brines, and rocks.

Unlike unconscious bias, which appears to be alive and well in science, engineering and mathematics, mental health illness is not quite as discriminating; rather it is found in people of all ages, regions, countries and societies.

Researchers coined the term "biological predeterminism" to underscore how the cellular makeup of a given cancer — rather than when it was found — was most important in determining survival.