Sentence examples for probably mirroring from inspiring English sources

Ms. Neels says that if you are with friends and feeling very connected, you are probably mirroring each other's body language since it something people automatically do in situations where they are comfortable.

On the contrary, TBTC at 100 nM or OLI at 16 nM significantly increased IDH activity (Fig. 7F), probably mirroring a compensatory response for increasing mitochondrial biogenesis.

A total of 32 participants were interviewed; 30 counsellors (24 females and 6 males, probably mirroring the high proportion of female counsellors), and 2 legal professionals.

It has a disjunct distribution, probably mirroring the small insular areas ('nunataks'; [ 24]) in which it survived the last glacial maximum (LGM).

(HEW 11) Midwives reported a decrease in pregnant women seeking ANC at HCs, probably mirroring an increase in visits to health posts that are very close to their residences.

Of note, in SSc FBs the co-immunoprecipitated levels were higher than those observed in HC FBs, probably mirroring the evidence that ETARs were significantly higher in SSc FBs.

But Fed watchers said her remarks probably mirrored views inside the central bank.

An estimate last year said a new highway program would cost $26 billion, though its final price would probably mirror that of the authority's program.

But music is a supremely subjective art, and this Finnish composer's demurrals aside, Mr. Lewis's experience of her work probably mirrors that of many listeners.

Grant's reading list, Henderson told me, probably mirrored Tey's own research for the book, which she would have done at the British Library on trips from her home in Inverness.

Jerry Kilgore, a Republican who is a former attorney general in Virginia, said the state's swing voters would probably mirror voters in the rest of the country, especially when it comes to concerns about the economy.