Sentence examples for cultures reflecting from inspiring English sources

The game opened its doors to people from different backgrounds and cultures, reflecting a broader societal shift.

The study is the basis for epithelial cell cultures reflecting the gut function closely related to the in vivo situation.

Despite the beneficial effects of IOP, we observed upregulation of COL10 similar to control cultures reflecting the normal initiation of chondrocyte hypertrophy (figure 5J).

The lack of nuance in our understandings of global cultures reflects the overly simplistic rhetoric of our media sources that feed us this information.

The exoticism is infused in the delicious mélange of cultures, reflected in Serbia's cuisine, lifestyle and architecture today.

Our current commercialized material "modern" cultures reflect this sense of alienation and individualism represented by the separateness of a masculine god.

The nation's thriving melting pot of cultures reflect a vibrant, diverse community, many with roots as far back to the Incas and other sophisticated pre-Columbian civilizations.

The experiments in this study, although performed in cell cultures, reflect physiological conditions within the brain during inflammatory CNS diseases.

We next dissected if enhanced suppression observed in HIV+ cultures reflected increased Treg cell potency or was due to an increased sensitivity of their effector cells to suppression.

Tendon explant cultures reflect the in vivo situation, yet allow one to perform in vitro experiments under controlled conditions.

Additionally, the recurrent question as to whether positive BAL cultures reflect true infection or merely bacterial colonization lingers.