Sentence examples for abundance of reflections from inspiring English sources

Against this background, the authors suggest that despite the abundance of reflections on the bioeconomy in academic and policy discourse, "few have explored the very material ways in which the in vivo biology of human subjects is enrolled into the post-Fordist labor process" (Cooper & Waldby 2014: 7).

The intensity of the sunlight is such that he has to squint in order to see, and at times he can't see at all — there is a blinding abundance of light and reflection.

The abundance of ESTs was a rough reflection of the mRNA population [31], which represented the genes that were the most abundant express in the hemocytes of E. carinicauda.

This is perhaps a reflection of the abundance of the c-Rel protein in the over-expressing 293T cells.

The predominately S-glutathionylated proteins may be due to the number of reactive cysteine residues (these cysteine residues with lower pKa values) associated with protein, or simply, the reflection of the abundance of a protein level.

In addition, the Streptococcus assigned COG distribution profile resembled the total COG distribution profile, which is a reflection of the abundance of Streptococcus-assigned reads in these datasets.

The reverb consists of reflections of light.

At least in the heart, it might also be a reflection of the lower abundance of the E1b transcript.

A moment's reflection can call to mind an abundance of paradigms.

The abundance of relatively small loops (5 20 kb) is likely a reflection of the preferential recovery of actively transcribed genes with the nuclear scaffold.

The abundance of Democratic challengers in these well-educated districts is a reflection of huge enthusiasm.