Sentence examples for in general mirrors from inspiring English sources

The company's audience in general mirrors the angry working-class men who have replaced soccer moms as this election's most talked-about target group.

This, in general, mirrors a feeling about the service of private soldiers (enlisted men) that was widespread in England in the period following World War I. Carpenter, Humphrey.

Ferritin staining of both neurons and astrocytes is prominent in PKAN and in general mirrors the pattern seen by Perls' staining.

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As the next step, we investigated whether levels of intronic RNAs in general mirrored those of the exons of their associated transcripts, or whether the two were relatively independent from each other.

But where the glass in Hardy's poem is as candid as the evil queen's in Snow White, in general, the mirrors here (such as the one in his grandmother's hallway that dangles the false promise of escape into a "far / white distance at the corner of the glass, / a thousand miles of tundra") are unreliable witnesses.

In general terms, this mirrors what was observed in the current trial with the larger diameter poles having greater total root length and biomass compared with smaller diameter planting types, and willows performing better across a range of metrics than poplars.

The Public Advertiser wrote on 6 May 1789: "the pictures in general give a mirror of the poet... [The Shakespeare Gallery] bids fair to form such an epoch in the History of the Fine Arts, as will establish and confirm the superiority of the English School".

In general, regulatory functions mirror the metabolic and stress-response-related differentiation of these two species outlined above.

In general, gene expression mirrored protein profiles, except for AtraCSP, which was detected not only in male and female antennae, but also in non-olfactory tissues (legs).

In general, the human mirror neuron system appears active during the performance and observation of the same action and is hypothesized to be necessary for imitative learning [ 44], comprehending the actions of others [ 24, 45], understanding the goal of another's actions [ 46], interpreting facial expressions [ 19, 47], and exhibiting empathy [ 19].