Sentence examples for rather mainly from inspiring English sources

Clearly, it is not discussed herein why discrepant data have been presented but rather mainly where discrepancies come from.

The methods used in the above literature mainly focus on signal denoising, or rather mainly aim at processing signal of the PLM[10] (pulse location managerment).

However, if somatic mutability is truly what has been tuned evolutionarily, then NBDM would be optimized not necessarily over all genes in the genome but rather mainly over those genes that are crucial to somatic performance, perhaps during specific life-history stages or in specific tissues.

However, to the best of our knowledge, these were not based on a rigorous model as the pacemaker rather mainly on the level of the mutation rates.

This problem does not impact the major conclusions of the paper about rod signaling through cones, but rather mainly leads to issues and discussion irrelevant to the main point of the paper.

Unfortunately, in general very little is known about the population and molecular genetics of mongrels (which are, in our case, not cross-breeds of known purebred parents but rather mainly the descendents of mongrels), so our explanation of the present results is based on a most plausible scenario.

Their economy is now doing rather nicely, mainly due to the massive burden of debt being lifted from them.

A DOZEN years ago, while visiting a client in Minneapolis, Frederic W. Cook, a pay consultant, was considering a problem: How could corporate executives be persuaded to own large amounts of stock in their own company, rather than mainly stock options?

EZiba has more reason than many other e-tailers to use catalogs as a device for generating Web traffic, rather than mainly a vehicle for direct sales, Mr. Miller said.

But until critical ideas regarding performance change, the increase in numbers may not make much of a difference in quality, but, rather, will mainly result in exchanging one stereotype for another.

(Its jacket includes a quote from Piers Morgan, known in the magazine's pages as Piers Moron: "It's run by rather bitter, mainly drunken, sad, twisted, ex-public-schoolboys who actively enjoy being very unpleasant about people").