Sentence examples for rather post from inspiring English sources

Rather, post hoc power analysis using G*Power [36] revealed most secondary outcome measures were unpowered (apart from quality of life) and unable to detect a significant interaction.

From conversations, most are unclear as to why they'd want to post self-destructing photos in the first place, while other more tech-savvy friends, perhaps influenced by Western internet culture, would rather post to a place where family and friends aren't going to be on the receiving end of their photos.

However, we know from our previous outing on the subject that there are those of you out there who would rather post threatening comments on the internet than let the hat leave their itchy, bad-smelling scalps.

At one extreme, our "predictions" are not really predictions at all, but rather post hoc explanations of some known phenomenon.

This being a quietly sophisticated and rather post-modern country, Belgians respond with multiple layers of irony, celebrating things about themselves that they know are slightly underwhelming (their fried potatoes, say, or the fact that Belgium's well-illuminated motorway network is visible from space at night), and turning foreigners' jibes back on themselves.

"We've tried to avoid even saying the words 'apocalypse' or 'apocalyptic,' but rather post-societal.

Its desire to burnish and redeem Walt made the finale anti-climactic -- or rather, post-climactic.

Rather, post-implantation the embryo becomes more dependent upon glycolysis [ 28], where lactate production will continue to characterise embryo metabolism, and will consequently maintain a specific microenvironment to facilitate events post-implantation.

Yet rather than post publicly like on Twitter, most posts are shared semi-privately with friends and acquaintances.

The review wasn't posted online, but, rather, was "posted" on a traffic-light control box.

This suggests that downregulation of WRAP53 β in such tumors occurs at the transcriptional or post-transcriptional level rather than post-translationally, although this remains to be determined.