Sentence examples for mirror variations from inspiring English sources

Geographic variations in stroke incidence appear to mirror variations in mortality rates.

Geographic variations in stroke incidence in the UK appear to mirror variations in mortality rates with higher rates in the North of England and Scotland.

Right atrial pressure is not affected by hypoxia (37), so variations in the maximum gradient of blood pressure across the tricuspid valve mirror variations in pulmonary arterial systolic pressure.

This mirrors variation in primary care in Western Europe since the Second World War with some countries such as the UK and Spain embracing the concept of a state or national health system (the Beveridge model) while others following the insurance (Bismarck) model with less state influence [ 7].

Their perceptions of employment environment and strategies in manoeuvring resources for job acquisition directly mirror the variations in upward mobility channels across the local environment, which, in turn, indicates the changing dynamics of structural forces at the societal level.

We searched for gene expression differences that would mirror these variations in enterocyte structure.

It correctly mirrors the variations in threshold due to aircraft type, size, and orientation, as well as interactions among these variables.

Consequently, the observation did not entirely mirror the variation in working technique during a full working day.

Consistently, the profile of complete regression of tumours exceeding 60 mm mirrored the variations in tumour size, reinforcing the validity of growth measurements.

Thus, we discovered that 17.6% of all reported intergenic SNPs in segmental duplications (80,856 SNPs out of total of 458,811) mirror sequence variation found among inferred DIMs.

Throughout the evolutionary history of Zoanthidea marginal musculature, size of the muscles vary over two orders of magnitude and shape of the mesogleal support structures mirror that variation allometrically.