Sentence examples for mirrors results from inspiring English sources

Seed dispersal phenology partly mirrors results for flowering phenology with early summer dispersal and late fall dispersal being less common in hedgerows than in forests.

The form of the interaction between SES and color mirrors results from an earlier analysis of this sample using skin pigmentation as a proxy for genetic ancestry [20].

Despite such limitations MS-PCR on FFPE has been shown to be a valid and trustable technique resulting in reproducible data, which closely mirrors results obtained by MS-PCR on fresh frozen tissue [31].

This mirrors results by Cemazar et al. that showed multiple cell lines exposed to 100 µs EPs, at 1 Hz, have nearly identical thresholds for Pr uptake, but saw large differences in survival.

These findings imply that the evolution of generalist GST forms favors promiscuous catalytic activity presumably needed to cope with the breadth of dietary toxins encountered; this mirrors results for other consumer counter-defense proteins (i.e., cytochrome P450s) whereby more catalytically flexible detoxification enzymes may promote a greater degree of polyphagy [8].

This mirrors results obtained for H2AK119u1 and contrasts with the effect on occupancy of RING1B and MEL-18.

The photons reflect back and forth between the mirrors, resulting in amplification of the light.

However, the projected and captured structured light patterns are blurred due to the optical aberration property of curved mirrors, resulting in inaccurate 3D reconstruction.

Dr Claire Bowring, from the National Osteoporosis Society, said: "These findings mirror results from previous studies which concluded that moderate alcohol consumption could be beneficial to bones.

With nearly 30percentt of the votes counted, the recall question on the two-part ballot was passing 55percentto44percentcloselylosely mirroring results from a survey of voters conducted for The New York Times and other news organizations.

Gallup's interpretation of the mirror results have not been uncontroversial (Mitchell 2002).