Sentence examples for rather than closely from inspiring English sources

The book's weakness is that it only vaguely, rather than closely, approximates literature.

Like E in a charge-free region, where div E = 0, so also div B = 0; and where ϕB may be defined, it obeys Laplace's equation, ∇2ϕB = 0. Within a conductor carrying a current or any region in which current is distributed rather than closely confined to a thin wire, no potential ϕB can be defined.

But she largely sided with arguments in a lawsuit by the Obama administration that the law, rather than closely hewing to existing federal statutes, as its supporters have claimed, interferes with longstanding federal authority over immigration and could lead to harassment of citizens and legal immigrants.

Due to high correlations between the examined traits, it is highly likely that these loci have pleiotropic effects on multiple characters, rather than closely linked loci affecting individual characters.

The sequences generated from C. cf. communis (from the two different hosts from different localities) were only 1.1% different; these data reinforce the morphological data that both sequences likely represent the same species rather than closely related sibling species, despite the fact these isolates came from different hosts.

People are busy getting on "living their lives" rather than closely monitoring their problems.

Since the DSB would require two closely opposed gaps rather than two closely opposed dimers, the kinetics of gap formation and gap repair affect the probability of DSB formation by this mechanism.

Lord Bingham, dissenting in YL, preferred a test based on the nature of the service rather than how closely it is associated with the local authority.

But he chose not to push that button too hard and risk "turning Carlos into a symbol rather than a closely observed character," he said.

Rather than looking closely at the act, its opponents choose to criticise it for their own political advantage.Arizona's law is not "deeply illiberal", but reasonable and prudent.

During a landmark April 16 meeting here in Kabul, for which the most powerful figures in the Pakistani government flew to Afghanistan, Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani of Pakistan suggested that Afghanistan needed to look to China, a power in the ascendance, rather than hewing closely to the United States.