Sentence examples for mirror the difference from inspiring English sources

We therefore examined the cellular origins of the gene-expression signals detected in both severe and mild influenza infection, in order to see if the changes in immune cell populations mirror the difference in transcriptional profiles between these two groups (Fig. 6).

"From the beginning, I really wanted to try and do something without showing the candidate, to do a different-looking campaign that would mirror the differences Wesley Clark says he represents.

Results showed that the concept of EEP, which could reflect the impact of continuity of EP occurrence and mirror the differences of local tolerance capacity, was more appropriate than the traditional method in the EP analysis.

Several significant differences between accessions in the seed mirror the differences observed between the accessions in the leaves, however, there are multiple comparisons in which significant differences in the leaves are not reflected in the seed (and vice versa).

These differences closely mirror the differences between populations in vegetative growth during the reproductive season observed in the previous field study [ 30].

These ex vivo SCN findings mirror the differences seen in locomotor behavior and suggest that photic inputs are not necessary for the expression of the short-period phenotype.

Interestingly, the differences in content of conserved genes between CRt and CLEAA to a very high extent mirror the differences between the two Baumannia strains BGSS and GWSS that are obligate mutualists of sharpshooters, although the genome size difference is much smaller between the latter two (approximately 75 kb and 89 protein-coding genes) (Bennett et al. 2014).

The difference between Trump and Chávez mirrors the difference between what scholars call exclusionary and inclusionary populism.

Ms. Konner's reasoning, in a sense, mirrors the difference between Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity: The general idea behind Affirmative Action is that when one group has been disadvantaged for a long time, offering Equal Opportunity is not enough.

When the model was run indefinitely, it leveled off at incarceration rates of 1% using the shorter sentence and 7% using the longer sentence a figure that mirrors the difference in rates of white and black incarceration in the United States today.

The difference in public opinion following the two school shootings isn't entirely surprising: It mirrors the difference in how each community responded.