Sentence examples for we rather found from inspiring English sources
Or have we rather found a way to make politics bearable to us by turning it into shopping?
In contrast to the lowered PPI levels in the homozygous A allele carriers in Hong's sample, we rather found slightly elevated PPI levels in this group.
Density increase did not continuously affect reproduction and breeding, we rather found a threshold above which the density-dependence apparently broke down.
We rather found further signs of cartilage degeneration such as severe reduction in Sox9 expression and a decreased expression of BMP-2 and BMP-7, in addition to the previously reported proteoglycan loss and increase in chondrocyte apoptosis in the cartilage of AS joints [ 4].
Brentano does not systematically elaborate his ontological position in this period, we rather find a bundle of ideas of which he did not seem to be fully convinced.
"We rather find that the gender in minority is increasingly favored" during teacher hiring as the level of underrepresentation in academic faculty positions increases, the authors write in a joint email to Science Careers.
We nevertheless have removed this part from the Abstract, as this is not the major point of this manuscript, which we rather find in the fact that many PEGs build hybridization barriers.
We rather find support for our random variation hypothesis (RVH) which postulates that the low SRB in East Germany in 1991 stems from higher annual random fluctuations of the SRB as a result of a substantial reduction in birth counts after 1990.
We have rather found statistically significant difference concerning adrenal lesion's size: group A mean 3.9 (range 0.5 18) cm vs group B mean 4.78 (range 1 11) cm, p = 0.04.
We are not natural falsificationists: we would rather find more reasons for believing what we already believe than look for reasons that we might be wrong.
We would rather find somebody in control of a first-class company and invest in him, and with him, in a partnership, with shareholder rights, including the right to make a value-added contribution".
