Sentence examples for rather resulting from from inspiring English sources

The documented accumulation of acidic intracellular compartments is supportive of an affiliation with the media pH shift, by either contributing directly to the environmental acidification, or rather resulting from it, as seen in breast cancer cells (Glunde et al, 2003).

The appearance rather resulted from happenstance pairing of the verb "use" with the term "in commerce," whose purpose is to claim the jurisdictional authority of the Commerce Clause.

We emphasize however, that these changes are not due to fire suppression or other direct human intervention but rather result from natural ecological responses to climatic variability.

The members felt that "the accident was not the result of a chance malfunction in a statistical sense, but rather resulted from an unusual combination of mistakes, coupled with a somewhat deficient and unforgiving design".

In addition, several libertarian scholars have argued that some of these problems are not caused by free markets but rather result from the failures and inefficiencies of political and legal institutions.

The electric telegraph did not burst suddenly upon the scene but rather resulted from a scientific evolution that had been taking place since the 18th century in the field of electricity.

The complexity was not part of a design, but rather resulted from random adaptations to protect organisms -- or universities -- from various threats.

The scandals we find in the yoga world are rarely due to any fault in yoga philosophy or practice, but rather result from psychological blind spots and weaknesses in the teacher.

This reveals that association between colony social structure and nestmate recognition do not necessarily reflect alternative ways for recipient workers to process colony-specific cues, but can rather result from alternative socially-influenced signals presented by conspecific intruders.

We therefore believe the findings presented here are not necessarily contradictory to the findings of the antenatal surveys, but rather result from inherent differences associated with pregnant women served in public health clinics.

Overall, the observed changes in copper-dependent respiration appear not to be due to a reduced amount of copper but rather result from a binding of copper by the mitochondrial targeted metallothionein.