"mirroring the impact" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The success of the marketing campaign was largely due to its ability to effectively mirror the impact of the brand's message on the target audience.
The combination of the two, he argues, could mirror the impact of Reaganomics on the dollar in the early 1980s.
Increasing δ1 in this context minimizes the plasmid amplification that occurs as stationary phase is reached and mirrors the impact of glucose on the accumulation of the ePop backbone pNewTet.E (Figure 6B).
The same marker was observed to reach a more humble, although statistically significant, effect in subphenotype analyses (P-value range from 6.4×10−6 to 0.04) (Tables 4 and 5), which may mirror the impact of sample size.
These results mirror the impact of isoform-specific mutations on life span.
Moreover, subsequent malignancies may not only be attributable to prior cancer-related treatment, but may also mirror the impact of therapy-related factors, shared etiologies, host immune responses, environmental exposures, and combination effects of the gene-environment.
Adolescents with DSPS had a higher rate of non-attendance at school than their peers, emphasizing the functional impact of DSPS and mirroring the functional impact of sleep problems in adults.
Ideally, behavioral tests improve the predictive validity of studies on animals by mirroring the functional impact of AD-like neuropathology.
Loss of motor neurons by TDP-43WT, TDP-43A315T and TDP-43ΔNLS was further preceded by transient increase in Caspase-3+ motor neuron numbers, mirroring the relative impact of TDP-43 variants on overall reduction of motor neurons numbers (Fig. 5C).
This ultimately skewed our comparison, though mirroring the impressive impact on TB epidemiology of the recent immigrant people influx in our geographic area.
