Sentence examples for be reflective of high from inspiring English sources

The presence of a W cofactor may be reflective of high concentrations of this metal at high temperatures [40].

While lower levels of IGF-I/IGFBP-3 might be reflective of high immune-suppression levels, a controlled immune-inflammatory response, and high clinical stability in NR LL patients, higher levels of this hormone in R LL patients might indicate reduction of suppression and ENL development.

An AUDIT score of 8 or higher is considered to be reflective of higher drinking risk and/or hazardous drinking patterns [ 28].

Chicago's rankings are "reflective of high costs, high rates of uninsured, very high rates of potentially preventable hospital admissions and low rates of preventative care such as screening for breast and colon cancer," Cathy Schoen, a co-author of the report and a senior vice president at Commonwealth Fund, told Crain's Chicago.

Thus, these phenomena are reflective of high oxidative stress, protein oxidative damage, and formation of AG Es which is the direct reflection of excess of free radical generation.

In order to verify that the increased Bak immunohistochemical staining was reflective of high Bak protein levels in the tumour, two 5 μm sections of similar sized tumour were cut from Bak positive and negative lesions, patients 17 and 4 respectively.

The results indicate that high/active engagement, interaction and attendance is reflective of higher marks.

The eRegister system supports the notion that high/active engagement, interaction, and attendance are reflective of higher marks (Chen et al. 2013; Field 2012; Muir 2009).

This divergence is reflective of higher evolutionary rates of testicular PKs.

Higher scores are reflective of higher levels of participation.

It is conceivable that the higher external flexion moment is reflective of higher muscle activity of both quadriceps and hamstrings, thereby providing increased stability to the ACL deficient knee due to increased cocontraction.