Sentence examples for mirrored closely from inspiring English sources

The change in taxable income for the average top executive was mirrored closely by the change in options exercised (see chart).Mr Goolsbee's results are not free of problems.

As a predominantly Gaelic society, most Scottish cultural practices throughout this period mirrored closely those of Ireland, or at least those of Ireland with some Pictish borrowings.

These results mirrored closely our previously published results on oxygen consumption as a function of growth state and demonstrate that the major differences in mitochondrial function in these strains are manifest during growth and early stationary phase, which is when TOR signaling is at its highest in wild-type strains.

The ability of Random Forests to correctly discriminate selected groups mirrored closely the results of our other analyses, with the classifier performing almost perfectly at classifying individuals (interpersonal variability), very well for classifying controls versus UC and lumen versus mucus gel in both controls and UC, while performing extremely poorly at discriminating colorectal regions.

On this site, you'll see the other basic to-do items that mirror closely what U.S. students do".

Needless to say, many different translations and interpretations of virtually all of the classical texts mirror closely the disparate concerns and agendas of their publishers.

The quick shift in Windows Phone market share in Latin America mirrors closely the rise of the Lumia 520 in the past few months, during which time — according to data from AdDuplex — its sales accelerated.

The plot line mirrors closely an actual journalistic faux pas committed by another news organization some might consider a competitor to WND.

This mirrors closely what happened last year with University of Colorado football, except the head coach there, Mike MacIntyre, escaped without punishment despite not reporting the abusive behavior of his assistant coach.

The results for the four factors mirror closely the calculated odds ratios, and are still highly significant (Table 3).

Cynomolgus macaques (Macaca fascicularis) infected with wild-type PUUV (strain Kazan-wt, passaged in colonized bank voles), however, develop a disease that mirrors closely NE in humans [24], including renal involvement and elevated cytokines.