Sentence examples for rather opposing from inspiring English sources

Two current and rather opposing proteomic approaches have emerged.

They have rather opposing roles in determining the properties of the solution.

Amini saw no utility in segregating news by gender; she rather opposed the idea.

Rather opposed the Heyward apology, but on the evening news he apologized for failing to "fully scrutinize the documents and their source".

All the men I'd come across had been woefully timid, and all the women rather opposed to random hookups.

Since the HIF-1 dependent globin genes were not induced by anoxia in daf-2 mutants we expected that DAF-16 would not mediate or rather oppose their induction upon anoxia.

In the cancer scenario, participants were rather opposed to a policy requiring doctors to prescribe the drug with the lowest environmental impact (Version 1: M = 4.70, SD = 2.81; Version 2: M = 4.33, SD = 2.78; Version 3: M = 4.76, SD = 2.85).

Thus, deletion of synapses of amphids defective kinase-A (SAD-A) in the pancreas causes defective glucose signaling and the appearance of small islets (55), suggesting that this enzyme rather opposes the actions of LKB1, mediating instead the effects of mammalian target of rapamycin-1 (mTORC1).

American and German physician organizations, including the American Medical Association (AMA) and the German Medical Association (BÄK), have been rather opposed to the development of PRSs, arguing, for example, that the identity of patients cannot be confirmed, reviews will be excessively negative, and physicians' responses will be hampered by confidentiality issues [ 16].

The junior Republican savored the rare experience of creating, rather than opposing, legislation.

"Simply by talking about keeping the pound rather than opposing the euro, we added 15 points".