Sentence examples for is rather reflected from inspiring English sources

Mortality in A. aegypti due to B. algerae microsporidiosis is usually quite low, while the parasite's virulence is rather reflected by a delay of the host's pupation.

Given these considerations and comprising our data, we can conclude for ovarian cancer that tumor DNA is rather reflected in the LMWF.

Almost to the moment of his death he continued his lifelong efforts to rethink and to re-examine the basic foundations and systematic implications of his philosophy, as is rather poignantly reflected in the remarkable philosophical "Diary" in which he recorded his thoughts during this final period.

That is, rather than reflecting disrupted neurodevelopment, the greater volume loss in our older and later-onset participants may represent the earliest stages of cerebral microvascular disease or some other neurodegenerative process.

Second, the overall prognostic utility of proET1 with an AUC of 0.64 is rather low reflecting the considerable overlap between survivors and non-survivors, which narrows the clinical applicability of proET1.

The distortion of the coordination polyhedron from the square-pyramidal geometry in (1 5) is rather small as reflected in the structural index τ (where τ = /60) (Table 3) [55].

The correlation with HbA1c and glucose is rather low, potentially reflecting the fact that these measures reflect different aspects of glycaemia.

The cost of absenteeism in early retirement is rather low which reflects the fact that most patients suffering from an osteoporotic fracture have already left the labour market before the fracture has occurred.

The limit of 7 patients (= median) for LO is rather high, but reflects that chances of publication outrange chances of outbreak detection.

Since the items assess a number of different aspects of self-care, the total scale is rather heterogeneous, which is reflected by the mean inter-item-correlation of 0.25.

The legs are rather long, reflecting a preference for walking.