Sentence examples for lost reflecting from inspiring English sources

However, in those with diabetes, this relationship is lost, reflecting the effect of other factors, including hyperinsulinaemia and the activation of sub-clinical inflammation.

Worldwide asthma accounts for around 1% of all DALYs lost, reflecting the high prevalence and severity of asthma (Masoli et al. 2004).

Living with a willingness to get lost reflects courage and a boldness to step into mystery and away from the familiar.

"This event is a time to gather together to remember those whom we lost, reflect upon the tragedy that affected our campus, and continue the healing of the Huskie community," according to the NIU website.

December 1 is World AIDS Day -- a time to honor friends and loved ones lost, reflect on the tremendous progress in our collective response, and to recommit ourselves to fighting this crisis.

fd3F mutation has two consequences: ciliary motility of JO neurons is lost (reflected by loss of mechanical amplification), and sensory transduction is lost (reflected by loss of electrical response to stimulus).

The difference between history and the present is that right now everyone is losing, reflected in Americans' extreme distrust of government and the president, which furthers the polarization pervading our country.

Excluding restructuring and other charges, the company lost $235 million, reflecting a worldwide drop in demand for most semiconductors.

The winning or losing probability of one individual in game B depends on its neighbors' winning or losing states, reflecting the dependence that individuals has on microhabitat and the overall constraints that the microhabitat has on individuals.

Ironically, the scatological preface, about the discovery of a lost manuscript, reflected its own history and it was only revealed in the early 1990s.

"It's like a weird hallucination: here were two of the biggest records of the 80s, yet somehow they've been slightly lost," he reflects.