Sentence examples for prominently reflected from inspiring English sources
These large light-triggered responses precluded the assessment of induced oscillations when analysing the LFP, since due to their periodicity they are prominently reflected in the LFP power (Supplementary Fig. 7a,c).
Many Burmese dishes and breads came as a result of Indian influence, prominently reflected in the Burmese version of Indian biryani.
We then focused on weakly expressed sense loci (bottom third of all genes), for which potential antisense transcription would be more prominently reflected by Pol II.
We found that the difference between mild and severe depression is most prominently reflected by differences in sleeping difficulties and anhedonia.
Thus the latent defect in energy metabolism is not prominently reflected in the expression and epigenomic changes induced by maternal obesity.
It is conceivable that the growing emphasis in recent years on patient's rights and patient's autonomy which is prominently reflected in the media and draws much public attention, affected patient's preferences.
The Museum of Modern Art's exhibition "On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century," which prominently reflects the institution's new interest in dance, illustrates that.
Because of the complicated interaction of several tissue elements in the process of endochondral ossification, the metaphyseal region of bones is the seat of, or prominently reflects, many nutritional or metabolic disturbances of growth.
No, the photograph on the program cover, in which Mr. Rudd is featured most prominently, reflects the fact that his fame, born of his frequent appearances in movies from the stable of the comedy powerhouse Judd Apatow, is the show's selling point.
A new NMSP for 2014 and beyond is being developed and it is expected that it will feature larviciding more prominently to reflect the country's commitment to nationwide scale-up.
The previous incarnation of the NMNH fossil hall, which opened around 1980 with the running allosaurus prominently displayed, partly reflected that evolving view.
