Sentence examples for mirror the extent from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the CSF sulfatide level provides a marker reflective of disease burden in the intraspinal nerve roots and PNS; it does not mirror the extent of central white matter injury as stated previously.

As such, the T2-rt values effectively mirror the extent and distribution of muscle inflammation, not only in the setting of homeostatic responses to sterile toxic injury [ 21], but also in a more complex and long-lasting model of immune-mediated muscle remodeling.

Mirror, Mirror The extent of the results you see and how quickly you see them depends on your starting level.

It's never pleasant when the bubble bursts, but the degree of pain usually mirrors the extent of the preceding boom.

For example, we found that at sites 1, 2 and 4, the extent of PSS shown by each PRE closely mirrored the extent of PSA of the reporter gene lacking the PRE.

Together with a strong correlation existing between TJs concentration in CSF and the BBB ratio in patients with ICH, our data demonstrate the levels of TJsCSF could be the potential biomarker for mirroring the extent of BBB opening in patients with ICH.

Provided that the data used, to a large extent, mirror the situation in a the clinical environment,, it is possible to identify general trends in the transmission dynamics.

We therefore believe that our longitudinal findings, to a large extent, mirror the 'natural course' of valvular function after mediastinal radiotherapy for Hodgkin's lymphoma.

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).

This observation implies that, even though transcription and translation in prokaryotes are tightly coupled [12] and protein abundances are assumed to mirror the mRNA levels, a significant extent of post-translational events, i.e. regulation of degradation rates, are important to determine the protein repertoire of Cyanothece 51142 during a diurnal period.

From 2001 the central investment in sport decreased and across the last 12 years the performances have mirrored the effect...to the extent that now their Tasman neighbours are poking fun at them on an hourly basis.