Sentence examples for they considered rather from inspiring English sources

They found that there was a small increase in IBD-sharing for affected sib pairs across all 360 markers that they considered, rather than an effect confined to a few loci.

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.

In some samples, lead and arsenic are detected as major elements, but they can be considered rather as impurities from the original ores.

Despite popular opinion, pandas are actually considered rather promiscuous, because they mate with more than one partner.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

The writing became more considered, rather than impulsive.

It was also, all things considered, rather good.

So Mr. Bergé's decision was considered rather un-French.

It was considered rather frivolous by Austen's people.

So it was considered rather shameful, rather hard up, of a girl to agree.

The guiding theory, Dr. Cline said, is "still considered rather mysterious and potentially wrong".