Sentence examples for rather reinforce from inspiring English sources

In the revised manuscript, we eliminated the overstatement of "single molecule force" or "single-bond rupture", but rather reinforce the concept of how mechanical forces applied to BCRs by the NP-TGT antigens influence B cell activation.

It may be that histone modifications do not determine sites of active transcription, but rather reinforce the effects of nucleosome binding during transcription, for example, in response to the targeting actions of noncoding RNAs [ 1].

However, we believe it is plausible that factors which reinforce an understanding of the importance of SDH do not distinguish a domestic social space from an international or global one, but rather reinforce a general - or universal - understanding and awareness of the importance of the SDH.

Hubbard's servants' history doesn't really challenge that perception but rather reinforces it.

A succession of what would have been excellent deliveries to right-handers rather reinforced the point, until gradually he adjusted the radar.

All of which rather reinforces the point made by Gary Neville, while working as a pundit on the pitch at Old Trafford, that the striker is "27 and there's nowhere to go".

Taking questions from a friendly crowd of 500 people here the other day, Mr. DeMint did little to correct their misimpressions about health care legislation but rather reinforced their worst fears.

And as such, it rather reinforces Facebook's status as the leading channel for moral identity construction online.

The possibility that increased gene expression causes increased regulatory CHH methylation, and not vice-versa does not introduce bias in this framework, but rather reinforces that our interpretations do not imply causality.

However, there remains scepticism regarding the added value of genomics in disease prevention, with the notion that, rather, reinforcing population-based approaches to prevention, especially for diseases with known environmental causes, is more beneficial [ 8].

With some optimism, respondents emphasised that in order to exploit task shifting as a positive incentive for rural retention of health workers, its implementation should be accompanied or rather reinforced by additional incentives and effective supportive supervision.