Sentence examples for rather together from inspiring English sources

Extending the meaning of plasticity, it has been questioned that normal and cancer stem cells exist as an entity defined by discrete molecular properties, but rather together with the population of committed progenitors and their differentiated progeny comprise a homeostatic "stem cell system" where the cellular composition is regulated by feed-back mechanisms [10].

Hence, CSCs do not exist as a unique population defined by discrete molecular properties, but rather together with their differentiated progeny constitute a self-reproducing "stem cell system" where the cellular composition is regulated by interconversion of various differentiation states [9].

In most cases, proteins do not act on their own but rather together with their partners through protein-protein interactions (PPIs).

This underscores the significant influence of people close to the participants seen in many communities where numerous important decisions are usually not made by the youths alone, but rather together with those who surround them.

The RIFLE/AKIN class should not likely be used in isolation to decide on when to initiate RRT - but rather together with the overall goals of therapy along with weighing of other relevant clinical variables.

Fish and game go rather nicely together.

Perhaps that's because while sudden wealth can stratify, the Dowdens would rather stick together.

"Outside the school the two communities live in parallel rather than together.

In Bangkok, it seemed, retail therapy was not a secular substitute for religious healing, but rather went together with it.

As host in his apartment, he made dinner, or rather, "slapped together whatever was in the fridge".

Meanwhile, the teens I met repeatedly indicated that they would much rather get together with friends in person.