Sentence examples for are able to mirror from inspiring English sources

Based on their dynamic culture conditions, such systems are able to mirror the activity status and also the mechanistic and physiological reactions of an organ.

The main focus of this research was to present proof-of-concept that hESC-derived cardiomyocytes are able to mirror cardiac functions with respect to drug side effects and that these effects were at least comparable to those detected in currently used cell and tissue models.

"The arts should be able to mirror something that is happening in contemporary society in a contemporary way," says Weisskopf.

I am aware, throughout my conversation with him, that Bergwall is skilled at being able to mirror back what someone most wants to hear.

Apps built with the platform will be able to mirror the look and user experience of native apps also built with the platform.

You will be able to mirror your mobile screen to your TV and enjoy the full experience of your music combined with syncronized lyrics, from your phone to your TV".

My wish list for Xbox One media capabilities is dwindling: HBO Now would be nice, once the exclusivity agreement with Apple expires, and I'd like to be able to mirror my phone but that would require the unnatural addition of AirPlay, which seems unlikely.

In a 2012 interview, Mas said a Catalonia with control of its own tax base would be able to mirror the economic success of Northern European countries, focus on innovation and aim to become the "Netherlands of the south".

This study will be able to mirror real life management of these patients.

To be able to mirror the range and variation in perceptions among health professionals, we included doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, counselors, physical therapists, assistant nurses and midwives in the study.

We found that many of the involved candidate biomarkers could be associated in a network which was able to mirror many of the several pathways involved in the pathogenesis of pSS.