Sentence examples for evidently reflect from inspiring English sources

As shown in this investigation, changes in plant phenology evidently reflect a warming trend.

As none of the patients ever received HAART before and infection with resistant viral strains is very unlikely, these amino acid substitutions evidently reflect natural polymorphism of the HIV-1 protease coding region.

"Do you think that it is appropriate that Mr. Alvarez took public positions that do not evidently reflect the public position of the Fed's board, especially before an audience that has a direct financial interest in how the Fed enforces its rules?" Warren asked.

Here, we demonstrate that both features, the negative binomial and lognormal distributions, generalize to other cortical areas and evidently reflect important regularities of neocortical organization.

Yogi's presence at the ceremony evidently reflected his gratitude for the twenty or so invitations he received to the Bob Hope Classic golf tournament.

That would be a departure from what administration officials were saying as recently as March and evidently reflects the recent improvement in banks' conditions.

This is what they have been hyping for how long now?" On Wall Street, stock prices for gun manufacturers, such as Smith & Wesson, rose, evidently reflecting a belief that the new policies wouldn't hurt sales, and might even boost them.

Thus, the similar values and trends of the model results and the real system data establishing structural and behavioural validity of the model, as the model is evidently reflecting the real system (Forrester and Senge 1980).

More than any year of the band's existence, 2016 most evidently reflects the Orwellian paranoia of their post-OK Computer output it's only now that we're willingly wearing wristbands that transmit our biometric data to tech companies and entrust multinational corporations to deliver toiletries from warehouses to our front door.

Interestingly, analyses of the transfected cellular lysates indicated similar levels of intracellular Gag accumulation in cells transfected with any of the three assembly deficient Gag constructs, evidently reflecting similar levels of Gag expression regardless of the specific Gag construct (Figure 2C, compare line 3 5 and lines 1).

In contrast, second wheats in experiments that were (not deliberately) sown 1 3 weeks later had, on average, much less take-all, and its severity evidently did reflect differences in the management of the preceding crops and covers.