Sentence examples for be a reflex of from inspiring English sources
This particularity can be a reflex of a large community constituted by users that do not develop strong bonds with it.
Therefore, besides the active mechanisms of organic acids exudation connected to the intense microbial activity, the highest total K release, propitiated by the composts with powder phonolite, might be a reflex of the CEC increase of these sources when compared to the pure compost.
This could be a reflex of the immunosuppressive effect of smoking.
Thu, we hypothesize that swimming training was able to improve peripheral insulin resistance, although the less action on hepatic resistance, suggesting that hyperinsulinaemia could be a reflex of insulin resistance in the liver, not improved by exercise [ 33, 34].
Actually, neuronal activity is necessary to transcribe and release BDNF from neurons, and critical illness-associated organ failure can be characterized as a hypometabolic state with decreased mitochondrial activity and adenosine-5'-triphosphate production [ 28], reinforcing the idea that the decrease in plasma levels of BDNF can be a reflex of brain dysfunction.
"And it's a reflex of superiority and condescension.
Writing is a reflex of absence, an attempt to make contact with a distant, elusive reader.
Self-obsession, Storr suspects, is a reflex of self-dissatisfaction or self-dislike, a symptom of "social perfectionism" that pushes some of its victims towards suicide.
It is a reflex of almost all journalists to rail against the powerful, including, and often especially, the ones they work for.
If doing so is a reflex of the polemical impulse to assert the authority of science, understandable when the project was relatively new, it is by now an atavism that persists as a consequence of this same polemical impulse.
