Sentence examples for may indirectly reflect from inspiring English sources
This pattern may indirectly reflect the epileptogenic network and may be interpreted as a cause or a consequence of epilepsy.
While the imprinted patterns are unlikely to be explicitly genetic in origin, they may indirectly reflect changes in the patterns of gene expression of individual mice that in turn bias the system towards the production of either fast or slow oscillations in response to changes in the metabolic history of the animal.
Transcribed (but untranslated) pseudogenes may also play a role in the regulation of orthologous (translated) genes through an RNA interference mechanism, and so the low dN/dS values may indirectly reflect purifying selection acting on the protein coding region of the regulated orthologous gene [24].
Receiving a loan may indirectly reflect having insufficient resources to counter diarrhea.
Generally, heat injury under heat temperature may indirectly reflect heat tolerance in plants.
Therefore, Ki-67 LI may indirectly reflect DNA aneuploidy in this series of mucinous LMPs.
As an increased VEGF expression has been associated with tumor progression and metastasis, these disease associations may well indirectly reflect the effect of genetic variation on VEGF levels.
As discussed above, electrophysiological measurements may only indirectly reflect underlying photopigment absorbance spectra, but we also note that there can be deviations from predicted spectra even when based on isolated photoreceptor photocurrents: for example recordings from amphibian cones have revealed narrower than predicted spectra [21].
Therefore, as it does not reflect an absolute metabolic rate, PET may only indirectly reflect regional neuronal activity.
Noteworthy, the fluctuation in these cross-cutting priorities may also indirectly reflect the emergence of country-specific problems that trigger stakeholders' interests to specific issues in the region.
They have not attempted to quantify other important prognostic determinant factors such as perfusion, peripheral neuropathy, infection grade, and extent, which may be indirectly reflected in the image (37, 38).
