Sentence examples for better reflection of in from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain a better reflection of in vivo cytokine patterns than is achievable with PBMCs, whole blood was stimulated with mitogens and lymphocytes double-stained with IL-17 and CD4 were analysed using flow cytometry.

Compared with continuous end-diastolic volume index, as well as left and right heart end-diastolic volume indices derived by modified pulmonary artery catheters, changes in GEDVI gave a better reflection of changes in cardiac preload in response to a volume challenge.

A more multipolar system of currencies, she said, "would help give a better balance of reserves and a better reflection of fundamentals in exchange rates everywhere".

We, conversely, studied CD4+ (not DN) T cells directly ex vivo, a much better reflection of the in vivo situation than long-term culture, a situation that can artificially expand a potentially trivial population, or conversely, lead to contraction of an expanded population.

The opener's innings was the better reflection of the conditions in the morning, before Woakes came on.

We believe that this strategy has led to a better reflection of the challenges in the assessment of pain and NPS.

But if Americans and northern Europeans seek timelessness in natural wood, the newly rich Chinese and Russians tend to think high-gloss surfaces are a better reflection of modern designer living.Even in the poorest parts of the world, a modern kitchen seems to have particular aspirational value.

Or we could look at the other inflation measure we were given today, the PCE, which is probably a better reflection of the real changes in costs faced by consumers.

In sensitivity analyses we explored the predicted rather than the pooled 95% credible intervals for XP sensitivity and specificity, as a better reflection of what may happen in new situations.

Third, the admission APACHE II model may be a better reflection of quality of care in the ICU because risk assessment occurs before any ICU therapy is instituted [ 12- 14].

4) What is needed is an agenda of inclusiveness built on tolerance and respect for diversity and a policy of power sharing in all of Canada's major institutions in a way that results in those institutions becoming a better reflection of the composition of the society in which they function from top to bottom.