Sentence examples for greatly reflected from inspiring English sources
The characterization of their antibacterial properties greatly reflected this, particularly in relation to their interaction with the tested bacteria.
Frequenin is a highly conserved protein, with very low ω estimates across bilateria (the pair-wise ω ratios calculated between vertebrate NCS-1 sequences range from 0 to 0.0065; dN/ dS data from Ensembl Genome Browser) and, therefore, even a significant increase in the number of amino acid changes could not be greatly reflected in the average ω value calculated from the entire protein.
This is greatly reflected in the flavor.
The two versions thus differ greatly, reflecting two sides of a polarised debate.
The wines, sometimes made solely of godello, other times blended with local grapes like treixadura and albariño, remind me of chardonnay, at least in the sense that the godello grape is versatile and somewhat neutral, greatly reflecting in its aromas and flavors the methods of the winemaker.
We also find that sEMG envelop signal can greatly reflect sEMG amplitude property but ignore its frequency property.
Stability and comfort condition of output dynamic characteristics of hydraulic system greatly reflect the working performance and the service life.
Although this resonance is seen in the multilayer structure, it has free electron motion parallel to the interface and thus greatly reflects the incoming propagating fields.
However, the effect size varied greatly, reflecting a need to collect from more sites in future studies.
Elevated levels in lamb and ewe meat were also observed but concentration varied greatly, reflecting different migration routes of animals during summer grazing and different sources of hay used during winter.
The presence of the N-terminal conserved activation loop motif immediately followed by the presence of another conserved motif greatly reflects presence of wide arrays of phosphorylation sites of MAPKs, which may be target phosphorylation sites of different other kinases.
