Sentence examples for a point reflected from inspiring English sources

The Kostelnicka and Jenufa are characters of essentially equal importance, a point reflected in the somewhat cryptic title of the source play by Gabriela Preissova, "Her Foster Daughter," under which the opera, too, is billed in Czech stagings.

However, Handel's basic style when he had matured would change very little in the next 30 years, a point reflected in the reviews of the Tully Hall performance of Agrippina in 1985, which refer to a "string of melodious aria and ensembles, any of which could be mistaken for the work of his mature London years".

The quality of a river at any point reflects major influences, including the lithology of the basin, atmospheric inputs, climatic conditions and anthropogenic inputs (Bricker and Jones 1995; Reza and Singh 2010; Herojeet et al. 2015b; Jung et al. 2016).

The YFPQL quenching rate at a selected time point reflected GJ activity.

The "throw up" line was an idiotic formulation, and Santorum's underlying point reflected a debatable read on the message of the J.F.K. speech.

Metabolomics measures all (or a subset) metabolites in a cell at a specific time point, reflecting a snapshot of all the regulatory events responding to the external environmental conditions.

The Federal Reserve lowered key interest rates by another half a percentage point, reflecting the view of the chairman, Alan Greenspan, that the economy is at a standstill.

These results show that the lower inflexion point is definitively not a 'magic' point reflecting the opening pressure of the lung.

The framework introduced in this article is a starting point, reflecting the general elements of market introduction that may be emphasized differently for each unique product, market, and cultural context.

Finally, "back to a certain point" reflects the problems of signal saturation due to excessive genetic change, the effects of bias and other phenomena that are not directly linked to LGT, along with the possibility that LGT has basically homogenized gene content since a particular time in the ancient past.

Relative mRNA expression was determined by subtracting the crossing point of a particular sample from the crossing point determined in a mRNA negative sample, so that a lower crossing point reflects a higher relative mRNA expression.