Sentence examples for marks might reflect from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, H3K9me2-marked regions largely overlap with the recently described nuclear lamina-associated domains [ 81], suggesting that the appearance or expansion of the repressive histone methylation marks might reflect a profound three-dimensional reorganization of chromatin during differentiation [ 82].

On Avenue B, near Tompkins Square Park, three young men, including one carrying a knapsack and a sleeping bag speculated that the paint marking might reflect public policy toward the homeless.

Hanging scrolls might be brought out for special occasions; they might reflect the marking of a season or a special event.

The Third occupies its own radically free-floating world, and is marked by a melancholy that might reflect Ginastera's decision, in the early seventies, to go into Swiss exile, partly in reaction to political repression at home.

AS we mark the Civil War's sesquicentennial, we might reflect on Frederick Douglass's words in an 1878 Memorial Day speech in New York City, in which he unwittingly gave voice to the forgotten Charleston marchers.

Particularly, the paternal genome forward strand DNA was predominantly expressed, suggesting that this paternal bias might reflect the asymmetry in histone marks between maternal and paternal pericentric domains.

The marked reduction of the 200-kDa nucleolin peak might reflect the shift of this form of nucleolin towards the cell surface during the incubation period of cells with HB-19/Btn.

This marked heterogeneity of findings is unlikely to be attributable to chance, but might reflect unrecognised bias or confounding.

And my recommendation might reflect it.

This might reflect the trend over time in shared residence.

It might reflect time of the year or something.