Sentence examples for particularly reflecting the from inspiring English sources
Our results provide insight into the complex response to the host that occurs in a bacterial pathogen, particularly reflecting the potential for metabolic shifts and other specific changes associated with virulence.
WGA reacts with numerous binding sites at the cell surface, and is taken up in large amounts, thus mimicking normal situations in cells, and here particularly reflecting the functions of hepatocytes in the liver tissue.
Not that the programming particularly reflects the occasion.
The festival's imaginative programming particularly reflects the curiosity of Mr. Masur, an active conductor (like his father, Kurt Masur).
Improvements in coffee quality and production particularly reflected the country's socioeconomic recovery, with Rwandan brands making significant inroads in overseas specialty markets.
The experimental results additionally show that the maximum backscattering amplitude is highly sensitive to particle size, whereas the decay rate particularly reflects the impact of particle concentration.
Additional pathways particularly reflect the differences in the composition of the ECM and integrin mediated signaling during EMT.
The second principal component (PC2) accounted for 10.7% of the genetic variation and particularly reflected the differentiation between Q1 and Q2.
These central human capabilities come out of the capabilities approach (CA) now familiar in political philosophy and economics, and particularly reflect the work of Martha Nussbaum.
One of the conclusions is that in-hospital mortality is related to the patient's acute physiological state and to the development of acute comorbidity while post-discharge mortality particularly reflects the severity of the underlying COPD, as well as concomitant specific comorbidities.
The impact of genetic variants on the cytokine production capacity by specific immune cells is not precisely known, but whole-blood stimulation with LPS has been shown to particularly reflect the variance in cytokine production by monocytes (Damsgaard et al., 2009).
