Sentence examples similar to potential to mirror from inspiring English sources
At the same time the diversity of actors involved in the discussion aimed to create the potential for the discussion to mirror the complexity of environment and health.
The colony morphology induced by LL-37 was strikingly similar to the growth pattern reported for a melanoma cell line exposed to EGF-like peptides [ 33], and for mammary epithelial cells overexpressing ERBB2 [ 34], which was hypothesised to mirror an increased metastatic potential [ 34].
These responses are unlikely to mirror actual behaviour since such a methodology does not account for the numerous potential barriers to presentation discussed previously.
Choose to mirror the content.
Choose to mirror or extend.
David Grusky, director of the Center on Poverty and Inequality at Stanford, said the visit had the potential to hold a mirror up to the country at a moment when globalization combined with a host of domestic policies have generated a vast gulf between rich and poor.
Here, then, the celebritization of fair trade has the potential to create 'the mirror of consumption', whereby, our gaze is reflected back upon ourselves in the form of 'the rich and famous' Northern celebrity muddling the ethics of care developed by connecting consumers to fair trade farmers and their livelihoods.
However, note the comment below about mirrors having the potential to make you feel self-conscious.
We therefore anticipate that the acquisition of zinc spark potential will mirror what has already been demonstrated for calcium29.
As such it has the potential to offer insights that complement, challenge or hold a mirror to technical expertise concerning health inequalities.
