Sentence examples for rather resulted in from inspiring English sources
Adding further sources outside the optimal source area did not necessarily improve the results, but rather resulted in image distortions.
It appears that too long a reaction time did not promote greater formation of dicarbamate – but rather resulted in a reduced yield.
More than a hundred years of genetic research have rather resulted in the proliferation of a variety of gene concepts, which sometimes complement, sometimes contradict each other.
Furthermore, blocking of TG2 by pretreatment with ERW1041E did not result in lower tumour activity levels, but rather resulted in a counterintuitive significant increase in tumour activity, as well as in increased muscle activity concentration.
When the catalysts were aged in a H2S/H2 stream without petroleum under the same reaction conditions, the crystal growth of MoS2 layered structures was significant, but this rather resulted in an increase of both k (HDS) and k (HY).
In contrast to our expectations, sEH inhibition did not delay disease progression but rather resulted in an increase in albuminuria.
On the other hand, when the received SNR is sufficiently large, more antennas rather result in capacity loss from increased RS overhead due to the saturation characteristic of the log function.
It rather results in accumulation of haematopoietic stem cells in bone marrow, suggesting that c-Myc specifically controls the interaction between haematopoietic stem cells and their niches.
But shouldn't decreasing tension rather result in longer vsf, as vectorial growth would not be inhibited anymore?
The increased insulin response results in limited impact on the ensuing glucose tolerance and may rather result in increased risk of hypoglycemia late after meal ingestion (18, 32).
It is likely that the paradigm of risk factor epidemiology will rather result in measures on the level of individual behaviour than in exposure reduction.
