Although the high genetic diversity reported in Austrobaileyales may reflect its taxonomic age, it is more likely due to a sampling bias as there were only nine markers available for the single species in this clade.
In part, this may reflect its own unease with the character it has chosen to make central in movements that were far larger than her.
Because of the constant shedding of membrane CD163 it is assumed that the blood levels of sCD163 may reflect its overall synthesis by mononuclear phagocytes [ 37].
Level Global's decision may reflect its structure, according to people familiar with the funds.
Their absence in the DC system may reflect its origins as the "accidental" pension.
Since RNS60 contains oxygenated nanobubbles, we speculated that the survival effect may reflect its efficacy on OL respiration.
This may reflect its high inducibility in response to environmental factors and the ability of beige cells to use additional, non-UCP1-mediated energy expending mechanisms6.
French is by far the most popular language, which may reflect its cultural appeal as well as France's popularity as a travel destination, Ms. Leclerc-Dickler said.
The fact that the disposition of a neurotransmitter may reflect its functional status has made the measurement of acetylcholine and/or its precursors and metabolites in biological fluids an integral part of cholinergic research.
The quality of an automobile tire may reflect its tread-wear rate, handling, traction in dangerous driving conditions, rolling resistance (i.e., impact on gas mileage), noise levels, resistance to punctures, or appearance.
Unique features of the fauna, including the late occurrence of a dirk-toothed cat and a sivathere, may reflect its geographic origin in a region that was notable historically for its distinctive climate and high degree of biotic endemism.
