Sentence examples for which could rather be from inspiring English sources

A 3D geometric analysis showed that offset placement failed to reduce tensile force, which could rather be reduced by the decrease in inclination of the cusp as well as by wide implants (>5 mm) [24].

For NASP and Hsp70-2, whicoulduld rather be classified as Hsp90 coregulators or partners, this would be rather unexpected.

Currently, inefficiency of health services is a particular problem, as 20 40% of resources spent in health are wasted which could rather be used in achieving universal coverage.

These transient, dose-dependent reductions in heart rate on day 1 were clearly due to BAF312 whereas other sporadic, non-dose-dependent decreases and increases in heart rate were also noted on days 2, 3 and 27 (data not shown), which could rather be attributed to physiological variability.

To put it another way, ignoring these lessons is done at our own peril, and the peril of this country's future, which could, rather than be one of hope, end in a right-wing nightmare.

All of which could be rather irritating for the paying customers, I imagine.

Well, not news as such, rather rumours which could be entirely baseless but are worth mentioning for, um, the sake of heaping despair on already-suffering supporters.

Syntex's goal was to create a drug for infertility and menstrual disorders which could be swallowed rather than injected.

Physicians could adapt medical care to outcomes which could be expected rather than limiting to age.

It contains phase differences, as visualised by the wrapping of the phase, in the range of 3 wavelengths, which could be considered rather high in terms of aberrations.

Using these boundaries, we estimate a diameter of 15.6 ± 0.3 km depending on the location of measurement profile as the overall shape of the outermost ring is slightly asymmetric, which could be caused by erosional effects rather than being due to a specific angle of impact.