Sentence examples for presumably mirrors from inspiring English sources

That he takes such matters seriously presumably mirrors sentiments of many other Arabs, and this sends a signal to American public diplomats that they must calibrate their efforts accordingly.

This presumably mirrors scenarios in which patients change from a local clinic to a specialized clinic due to acute disease condition (and hence having partial records in the new clinic).

Although Brn3a CKOAP is expressed in nearly all DRG neurons (Badea et al., 2012), expression of the NFL-IRES-CreER knock-in allele presumably mirrors the abundance of the neurofilament light chain and is therefore enriched in sensory neurons with large axon diameters.

In some photos, presumably mirrored reflections, he holds the gun by his crotch; in others, next to his naked buttocks.

While no Senate version exists yet, it would presumably mirror HR 3144, introduced last month in the House by Representative Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD).

This would presumably mirror the failed economic policy of the last three decades, with tax cuts for wealthy corporations and handouts for technology companies like those that have helped fuel today's wealth inequality.

Although Boisvert's study didn't measure the specific ways in which parent/friend relations would impact LGBTQ relations, she postulated the results: "If the family is supportive of sexual orientation, queer relationships will presumably mirror what we see in long-term heterosexual relationships.

Although Stephanie's study didn't measure the specific ways in which parent/friend relations would impact LGBTQ relations, she postulated the results: "If family are supportive of sexual orientation, queer relationships will presumably mirror what we see in long-term heterosexual relationships.

The large number of available RLCKs is presumably mirrored by an even wider repertoire of their downstream substrates.

Such alterations are, however, often seen when diets to pigs are altered [ 36, 4, 15] and presumably mirror altered nutritional circumstances for the intestinal microbial flora.

It should be noted that the extent of the response of PBLs to LPS was subject to large interindividual variations that presumably mirrored the differing immune status of the donors (Table 1).