Sentence examples for as a possible reflection from inspiring English sources

They interpret their findings as a possible reflection of an 'increased awareness of pain and pain management in persons with dementia' in comparison to older studies [ 17].

Secondly, whether plasma IGF-I and leptin levels are related to those of cytokines as a possible reflection of the enhanced inflammatory status observed during a COPD exacerbation.

The link between sarcopenia during the ICU stay as a possible reflection of malnutrition and mortality outcome presented by Weijs and colleagues is a promising example in this direction [ 17].

In addition, both grandmothers were invited for a dietary questionnaire and blood sampling for organochlorine analyses – as a possible reflection of prenatal exposure levels of the birth cohort parents.

As a possible reflection of the effectiveness of the national perinatal HIV screening, mother-to-child transmission prevention programs, and other factors, <4% of at-risk pregnancies in HIV-positive mothers resulted in viral transmission to their newborns in 2001 and 2002, with only 12 pediatric HIV cases reported in those 2 years (0.02 cases/100,000 population per year).

The present study was performed to examine circulating levels of leptin and IGF-I at the onset of COPD exacerbations (D1) and two weeks later (D15) and furthermore to investigate the relationship of plasma leptin and IGF-I concentrations with cytokine concentrations as a possible reflection of the enhanced inflammatory status observed during the COPD exacerbation.

In other words, chalk this up as a 'down round,' and a possible reflection of how much the on-demand services space has cooled in the eyes of investors.

TEQ was also positively correlated with egg consumption, a possible reflection of the food contamination accident.

This gives us confidence in the method for prediction of human brain ECF concentrations, as best possible reflection of target site concentrations.

As for possible reflections from the surrounding surfaces, we assume these are negligible in comparison with the light from the illumination sources.

And that is as true a reflection of Britain as it's possible to imagine.