Sentence examples for should be rather considered from inspiring English sources

However, DNA-DNA hybridization shows a high homology between strains, indicating that current species should be rather considered as subspecies corresponding to evolutionary lineages adapted to specific hosts [6].

Therefore, the import mechanism should be rather considered as active mediated transport, which is not concentration-gradient dependent, rather than as the proposed facilitated diffusion process.

However, if there are a considerable number of risk factors which are possibly correlated, it is obvious that unadjusted AFs from bivariate analyses may be biased providing an overestimation of the preventive potential and adjusted AFs should be rather considered.

We therefore deduced that CD11c+, CD123+, and CD11c+/CD123+ leukemic DCs were arrested in the dendritic cell differentiation pathway and that CD11c+ and CD123+ should be rather considered as DC precursor markers.

For the remaining three predicted C/D box and three predicted H/ACA box snoRNAs we could not find the target; therefore, following the widely accepted classification they should be rather considered as 'orphan' snoRNAs [ 9].

This finding questions the usefulness of the different factors and suggests that the THI should be rather considered as a one-factor instrument, in line with earlier investigations which questioned the factor structure of the THI [ 17].

More generally, the methods of the trolls are hardly what you would call ordinary methods of competition; they should be considered, rather, what the Federal Trade Commission calls "unfair methods of competition" under Section 5 of the F.T.C. Act.

activity sequences should be considered, rather than trips or trip-chains;   3.

In real-world settings, we suggest that the clinical condition and clinicians' judgment should be considered rather than simply relying on PiCCO readings.

The liver is an organ with a parallel architecture, so the average tolerable dose in the whole liver should be considered rather than the maximum tolerable dose at one point.

Hence, the trade off between sensitivity and specificity should be considered, rather than ignored.