Sentence examples for promptly reflected from inspiring English sources

Any disturbances in mitochondrial dynamics may be promptly reflected by changes in mitochondrial morphology.

Because results of the SPIRITS trial were promptly reflected in the Japanese Gastric Cancer Treatment Guidelines 2010 and a combination of S-1 and CDDP became the standard of care, the Shiga Clinical Study Group for Chemosensitivity Tests for Gastrointestinal Cancer decided that offering other regimens as a first-line therapy constituted an infringement of ethics.

The prompt γ current of self-powered detector is ignored normally due to its weakness compared with the delayed β current, although it promptly reflects the flux change of the core.

Given the continuing inflationary climate reflected in escalating prices in commodities and commercial real estate markets that promptly reflect the depreciation of the dollar relative to gold it would be highly anomalous if housing prices were to fall.

A delayed PCT peak higher than 500 pg/mL contributes to the early diagnosis of invasive fungal disease and PCT decrease in follow-up promptly reflects response to antifungal therapy when compared with the slow resolution of fever.

The partisan nature of the source should have been made clear more promptly and reflected in attribution in the headline.

Whereas failure to activate an RRT promptly may reflect insufficient staff awareness, most studies highlight the great lengths taken to promote their system.

The industrial food supply was promptly reformulated to reflect the official advice, giving us low-fat pork, low-fat Snackwell's and all the low-fat pasta and high-fructose (yet low-fat!) corn syrup we could consume.

Novartis submits annual safety reports to health authorities; relevant findings are reflected in label updates and promptly communicated to healthcare professionals.

It was a bold move that reflected a measure of political courage: Mr. Bush, not surprisingly, was promptly denounced for trying to raise new taxes.

This conflict is reflected by the recent reaction of representatives of the 'public health' community, who promptly proclaimed in The Lancet that 'global health is public health', disagreeing with the attempt to distinguish between the fields.