Sentence examples for does not strictly reflect from inspiring English sources
The FGROUP list does not strictly reflect classification of physicochemical or biochemical characteristics.
Moreover, PGE2 secretion does not strictly reflect PGE2 production since it excludes PGE2 intracellular accumulation and/or degradation.
However, as the isogenic cell line was artificially created the genetic background and cellular state does not strictly reflect a "normal" cancer cell.
The value of the clarity and presentation has been questioned as it does not strictly reflect the internal and external validity of a guideline document [ 28].
Experimental evolution in vitro does not strictly reflect what happens in natura, but can be viewed as an approximation of a situation in a favourable constant environment [ 55].
In several cases, however, NHRs with very different overall DBD sequences (below the threshold for predicting motif identity) in fact display similar sequence preferences, while more similar NHR TFs often bind different motifs, as the shading on the labels in Figure 4 does not strictly reflect the dendrogram.
Whatever the malignancy, randomised trials do not strictly reflect patient characteristics from cohort routinely treated in cancer units.
Otherwise, the xylanase expression depends on Xyr1, but the transcript levels of these genes do not strictly reflect xyr1 transcript levels [ 11, 12].
Although circulating chemokines do not strictly reflect local chemokine concentration gradients in a given tissue, chemokine serum levels are an adequate surrogate marker of the local process, that is, in the cardiac tissue, which cannot be further investigated in humans.
Further, the number of genes in synteny did not strictly reflect phylogenetic relationships, as the zebra finch and budgerigar, close relatives [ 19], had a lower level of synteny than budgerigar and chicken.
Because CAFE uses mRNA expression as a surrogate for DNA copy number and because the levels of mRNA expression are variable and do not strictly reflect DNA copy number, a less restrictive default threshold is recommended as a starting point for analysis: ±log2(1.5) ratio.
