The phrase "a reflection of distinct" is not complete and may not convey a clear meaning in written English without additional context.
You can use it when discussing something that represents or illustrates unique characteristics or qualities, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression.
Example: "The artwork serves as a reflection of distinct cultural influences that shape our society."
Alternatives: "an expression of unique" or "a representation of different".
That became 15-9 with 17 minutes to go after an Australia scrum ended in a heap: Warren Gatland had kept Vunipola on, which may have been reward for the prop's work in the loose or a reflection of a distinct lack of confidence in the bench loosehead Ryan Grant, effectively the fifth choice this tour.
The change in the QOL score after SH is a reflection of two distinct elements: (a) alleviation of symptoms of hemorrhoids following surgery and (b) postoperative pain and sequel/complications following SH.
However, Rodebaugh et al. argued that this factor structure might not be a reflection of two distinct, underlying constructs but rather an artifact of the wording of the questions.
To determine whether our results were merely a reflection of differences between distinct groups, we evaluated whether tumorbiological factors with well-established prognostic relevance were related to ET-1, ETAR, and ETBR expression.
The marked inter- and intra-familial variability in disease severity seen in DOA is likely to be a reflection of the multiple, distinct roles played by the Opa1 protein in normal cellular function (10, 11).
Assuming that these biologic different behaviours are a reflection of the deregulation of distinct molecular characteristics in each tumour type, we addressed this hypothesis by comparing the ATC and PDTC cell line expression profiles.
Furthermore, the observed genetic partitioning demonstrates that the cryptic diversity previously detected in S. hystrix [40], [41] may be a reflection of lineages associated with distinct reef environments.
Many of the new cardinals hail from far-flung, often overlooked dioceses where Catholics are a distinct minority — a reflection of Francis' insistence that the church look to the peripheries and reflect them in its governance.
In the same way, pathological and radiological differences between primary progressive and relapsing onset disease are largely a reflection of relapse activity rather than being distinct.
