Sentence examples for as is also reflected from inspiring English sources

Anti-phospholipid antibodies are linked to, but not strictly correlated with VD and thrombotic events, as is also reflected in the present but limited study.

It is highly likely that this would be an incentive to intensify collaboration between peers, improving the overall quality of radiology services in the context of an increasing need for subspecialty advise, as is also reflected in our survey.

In the two cases where the subgroups of (ex)smokers/occasional smokers and people with children were analysed, the percentages in Figure  1 pertain to the narrower subgroup as is also reflected in the lower number of cases.

As is also reflected in the present study, patients with acute coronary syndromes and cardiogenic shock will often be subjected to a variety of specific (pharmacological and nonpharmacological) interventions that may impact on platelet function and/or number.

Hence, PBL1 and BIK1 have overlapping but also distinct roles in defense signaling/responses as is also reflected by the wildtype-like phenotype of pbl1 plants compared to the altered growth phenotype and the constitutive SA accumulation of bik1 mutants [ 33].

The criteria of a 3-month period was established in accordance with prior consultation with the human resources department about the estimated time to achieve workers' adequate task performance autonomy, as was also reflected in Work Position Description documents.

Thus, Bmi-1i-mediated growth inhibition may not require intact p16INK4A/pRb checkpoint pathway, as it is also reflected in the absence of p16INK4A induction in the NHOK and SCC4 cells after Bmi-1 knockdown.

The comparative hybridization also detected most of the oligonucleotides of the specific genes as absent, which is also reflected by the high sensitivity close to 100%.

Our findings show that mood, as induced by music, is also reflected in visual awareness, both in biasing processing sensory input, as in the generation of conscious visual percepts in absence of structured visual input.

The view of Antichrist as a diabolical institution is also reflected to some extent in the superstition that credit cards and electronic bar codes mysteriously mark innocent people with Antichrist's sign, the number 666 (Revelation, 13:13).

The principle of respect for autonomy as a positive obligation is also reflected in OPC, Q4, which stresses that the physician has a positive obligation to adjust to the level of the patient when providing information making sure that the patient understands.