Sentence examples for are closely reflected from inspiring English sources
source stock samples may be more reliable for classification when population characteristics of the mixture fish are closely reflected by the source stocks.
It is generally accepted that CBF changes are closely reflected by TCD readings.
As many of the adherents are online social media users, the growth and stabilization of the movement was closely reflected in time-stamped data of twitter messages.
Photic information relayed from the SCN to the pineal gland is closely reflected there in the secretion of melatonin, which is probably the strongest biological marker of the circadian rhythm in humans [4].
The interaural intensity differences were closely reflected in the response latencies of the auditory afferent activity.
Previously published data suggests that the differential impact of in vivo Natalizumab treatment on the function of immune cells is closely reflected by a relative decrease of CD49d immunoreactivity on the surface of leukocytes after initiation of therapy [13].
The differences between the groups in terms of their RFEs (results not reported) were closely reflected in the problems managed, so this paper focuses on the latter.
Furthermore, a post hoc analysis demonstrated that these improvements in productivity were closely reflected by similar changes in pain, physical function and fatigue (unpublished observations).
Analysis of GIRK2 and Calbindin expression in the transplants of grafted animals showed that the different midbrain phenotypes of the two genetic backgrounds were closely reflected in the midbrain dopamine composition of grafts derived from either Pitx3WT/GFP or Pitx3GFP/GFP donors.
McMurchie et al. reported measurement of cheek cell phospholipid fatty acid profile in subjects with different dietary fat intake and reported that the differences in dietary fat intake were closely reflected in the cheek cell phospholipids fatty acid profile [ 17].
The extent of disease was closely reflected by the extent of cellular infiltration in white matter sections (Fig. 9D), confirmed by measuring CD3+ T cell invasion around blood vessels (Fig. 10A).
