Sentence examples for is particularly reflected from inspiring English sources
"This does not agree with the fast pace of consumption and speculation that drives the market.It is particularly reflected in the discrepancy between auction prices and gallery prices, specifically evident for works by female artists".
This is particularly reflected through the fictional interview with Larry King, who calls Watson "an unorganized, incompetent media whore who thought lying to everyone was OK as long as it served his cause".
The tolerability of Schedule C72 is particularly reflected in the low 30-d (7%) and 60-d (17%) all-cause mortality.
This observation is in contrast with long-standing AS in which reduced bone mass is particularly reflected by low BMD in the hips.
The improved adhesion was particularly reflected in the mechanical properties: an improvement in both stiffness and toughness was achieved with use of the functionalized copolymers prepared with metallocene catalysts.
These similarities are particularly reflected in indicator trends; in absolute levels, stronger differences prevail.
The CHWs were generally similar in terms of age and marital status, and this was particularly reflected in the recruitment strategies utilized during selection.
As presented in Figure 2, the functional groups changes of pretreated cornstalks were particularly reflected in the fingerprint region of the absorbance spectra.
T-cell counts were similar before transplantation but tended to be lower in the pre-Graves patients during immunosuppressive therapy; this was particularly reflected in the CD4+ subset counts at 3 months posttransplantation (PT) (93 mm [60 167] vs. 154 mm [43 417], P = 0.06) and at 9 months PT (152 mm [98 196] vs. 285 mm [134 516], P = 0.06).
The impact of MRP2 on bilirubin glucuronide transport is particularly well reflected in its pathogenetic connection to the Dubin Johnson syndrome, a hereditary autosomal recessive disorder characterized by functional impairment of MRP2 in the apical membrane of hepatocytes due to genetic mutations within the ABCC2 gene.
