Sentence examples for rather occurring from inspiring English sources

The action of food on a tooth surface is not anatomically specific; it does not create distinct and localized wear rather occurring over the whole occlusal surface [31].

Fatigue is a process that often does not just occur locally (hot spot) but rather occurs in a "process zone".

This and prior experimental observations shows that bubble coalescence is not binary but rather occurs by formation of bubble clusters.

This morphological principle implicates that rolling of the femur relative to the tibia would rather occur within the lateral compartment, whereas gliding would predominantly occur within the medial femorotibial compartment [8, 9, 10].

Legal experts said it's tough to make insider trading charges stick when the transactions aren't focused on a single event but rather occur over a period of time.

Spicigerae, but rather occur in a clade that is sister (next closest relative) to B. nutans: (B. seminuda is omitted because it was not sampled in the study, not because it occurs elsewhere in the cladogram).

One source states that the summons was not a test, but rather occurred during the aforementioned incident when Ralambo was besieged in his capital by the Antsihanaka warriors and was genuinely in need of his sons' assistance.

Superoxide production is not homogenous in the fiber, but rather occurs in active mitochondrial units surrounded by quiescent ones.

From this point of view it seems more likely to assume that long distance transposition of HPAIV by migrating Anatidae might rather occur during the incubation period.

Our findings highlight the notion that morphological changes rather occur by modifying gene regulation than sequence (see [60]) and open interesting and new perspectives in the field of the study of lamprey regulatory sequences and comparative genomics.

Dissatisfaction does not seem to result from one cause but rather occurs with the progressive accumulation of factors leading to discontentment and finally to the rejection of treatments and sometimes practitioners.