Sentence examples for extract reflect from inspiring English sources

Freshly harvested or intact roots were soaked in water and it is unclear how the pools of m-tyrosine extracted from roots (33 43% of dry weight of root exudate extract) reflect the amount actually released from the plant that could interact with competing plants.

Taken into account the SI biological efficacy, or SI, ≥ 10 is considered not due to non-specific cytotoxicity, the SI values of MBS extract reflect remarkable selectivity.

Song titles such as Hatfield and the North's "Big Jobs (Poo Poo Extract)" reflect this.

The results show that the texture parameters extracted reflect the different cytoskeletal changes.

Like so much else in Mr. Judge's work, the setting of "Extract" reflects the director's varied pre-showbiz résumé, which includes a few stints at manufacturing plants, working for a company that made guitar amplifiers and another that packaged snack trays for offices.

Hence, the changes in phosphorylated CaMKIV that were observed in total cerebellar extracts reflect specific changes in the Purkinje cells.

Simple measurement of AcCoA levels is not applicable to our experimental question, as crude extracts reflect the total cellular content of AcCoA, not allowing for discrimination of the mitochondrial versus nuclear-cytosolic pools, which constitute two separate subcellular sites of AcCoA generation in yeast (Takahashi et al., 2006).

[RESP18, Private Residential Care Provider] These three extracts reflect a diversity of opinion over the future of the LCP, moving from disappointment, to delight and then to a more cautious assessment which recognises the importance of implementing the principles in practice.

a Inhibition of absorbance at 734 nm relative to that of standart ABTS solution b Values were expressed as means ± standard deviation of three experiments c positive control The TEAC values obtained with the different extracts reflect the relative ability of hydrogen or electron-donating antioxidants to scavenge the ABTS radical cation compared to that of Trolox (Table 2).

Fatty acid methyl esters (FAMEs) are formed mainly from transesterification of the crude lipid extract and reflect the presence of mung bean triglycerides.

Antibodies to schizont protein extract probably reflect cumulative exposure to malaria and the overall level of blood-stage immunity.