Sentence examples for be a faithful reflection from inspiring English sources

IL-17 may be localized to the inflamed tissue in some cases, such as the brain, and therefore serum IL-17 levels may not be a faithful reflection of its endogenous production.

Duncan's words are a faithful reflection of the Spurs' ironclad belief in process-driven decision-making.

These five sorts of models correspond to three different psychological hypotheses: Linear approach (models 1 and 2) - The declared motivation is a faithful reflection of the motivational state of the individual, this motivational state is bounded and the subject has no difficulty to map it on the obliged interval.

We therefore believe that the high number of BEL/Pao families we identified is a faithful reflection of actual BEL/Pao element diversity.

First we assessed whether the phase of PER2::LUC rhythms in vitro is a faithful reflection of in vivo phase by collecting tissues from LD12 12 mice either 2 h before lights-off or 2 h after lights-on.

These results therefore imply that patterns of neural activity observed in the hippocampus during uncertainty are not a faithful reflection of the absolute sensory properties of the environment, as is viewed to occur in low level visual regions like MT (Shadlen and Newsome, 2001; Gold and Shadlen, 2007).

Responding to claims that her moral views were "dependably predictable", Blyton commented that "most of you could write down perfectly correctly all the things that I believe in and stand for – you have found them in my books, and a writer's books are always a faithful reflection of himself".

An evident limitation of our experiment is that mRNA concentrations are not necessarily a faithful reflection of protein levels or activities.

The foundation proved to be a faithful steward.

First be a faithful husband and father.

Schooling is thus not a faithful reflection of pure cognitive handicap.