Sentence examples for is mainly a reflection of from inspiring English sources

PT reflects the extrinsic pathway of the coagulation cascade, whilst APTT reflects changes in the intrinsic pathway of the blood, TT is mainly a reflection of the degree of the conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin and is an important index.

Dearer food in India is mainly a reflection of rising commodity prices around the world.

The bank's chairman, Philipp M. Hildebrand, has been roundly criticized at home for the strength of the franc, though it is mainly a reflection of problems elsewhere.

The analysis makes it clear that the record warmth in tropical North Atlantic Ocean temperatures during the past decade is mainly a reflection of global warming, says John Wallace, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Washington, Seattle.

In other words, duration dependence is mainly a reflection of the lack of demand, while the alternative explanation of dynamic selection would point at the importance of supply-side factors, such as inadequate skills, that result in low job-finding rates from the very start of the unemployment spell.

Given that it is difficult for animals to form the context-shock association if shock is delivered soon after animals are introduced to the context (a.k.a. immediate shock deficit (Fanselow, 1990)), freezing behavior during the re-exposure is mainly a reflection of the memory of the pre-exposed context, though the recall of shock context may also occur.

The drop from 0.1percentt in January was mainly a reflection of the weaker housing market.

Experts said the rise in income was mainly a reflection of an increase in the number of family members entering the workplace or working longer hours.

If the increases in sales are mainly a reflection of the discounts, consumer spending could start to disappoint retailers as soon as Presidents' Day weekend, the next major shopping period, analysts said.

In reality, the huge economic losses attributed to flooding in recent years are mainly a reflection of economic growth, increased investment in infrastructure and rapidly growing flood plain populations.

Even though the MEDS score was <12 for all subjects included in our study, we found that the average MEDS score was significantly higher in subjects with an adverse outcome [7, 8], which was mainly a reflection of the difference in age between both groups.