Sentence examples similar to mirror the consequence from inspiring English sources
The finding of clear differences in the proliferation inhibition of slowly proliferating normal and neoplastic targets suggested that proliferation per se may not fully mirror the consequences of the macrophage/target cell interaction.
Dishonour of sexual sanctity through transactional sex and practices like incest mirrored the consequence of exposure to conflict.
We realized that in Figs. 11(B) and 11(C), the oriented retina in the normal way position may also exist for the fourth mirror because of the consequence of mirror images in SD-OCT and two adjacent imaging ranges.
The outcome of EGFR targeting is characterised by the disruption of a number of cellular processes that mirror the physiological consequences of EGFR signal transduction at the level of cell division, apoptosis and angiogenesis (Castillo et al, 2004).
The shortcoming is that the data only appears deep in the rear-view mirror, and so the consequences of a government that has lurched to the right remain disguised.
Critically, Horenstein et al. (2009) showed that bilateral activation was not necessarily the consequence of mirroring (i.e. movement of both hands during the unilateral task) by measuring movements of both hands using fiber-optic gloves.
Iacoboni, M. & Dapretto, M. The mirror neuron system and the consequences of its dysfunction.
Some (Nichols and Stich 2000, 2003; cf. Leslie 1987) have suggest that mirroring and quarantining fall out naturally from the architecture of the imagination: mirroring is a consequence of the ways in which imagination and belief share a "single code" and quarantining is a consequence of the way in which imagination takes place "off-line" (Nichols 2004; 2006).
Together with the data in Figure 1 showing GL-3 deposition in the kidney over time, these results demonstrate renal involvement in the Fabry mouse with physiologic consequences that may mirror the early stages of kidney pathophysiology in Fabry patients.
