Sentence examples for reflect a consequence from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we considered that results obtained using iv/iv mice reflect a consequence of hippocampal abnormality.

This could also reflect a consequence of the flattened VM morphology, allowing greater deviations towards the contralateral side.

Alternatively, thalamic neuronal loss may reflect a consequence of functional changes in basal ganglia circuitry due to DA depletion [80], [81], [82].

By analogy with the quinolones, this may reflect a consequence of sequence-selective DNA cleavage by topoisomerase II in the context of the drug/DNA/enzyme complex [40], [45].

Also, income in itself may reflect a consequence of poor health.

Therefore, mitochondrial dysfunction could also very well reflect a consequence of the insulin-resistant state.

It is unknown whether this reflects a consequence of the associated DNA repair defect or a result of a progressive functional decline.

For this kind of decrement, it has been argued that it reflects a consequence of refractoriness (rather than a process of habituation) (Barry et al., 1992 ; Budd et al., 1998 ; Rosburg et al., 2004 ; 2010 201310 ; 2010 2013

While Mtb-specific antibodies may be involved in bacterial clearance and subsequent immune control, it is also possible that an enhanced activation of antibody responses in human tuberculosis reflects a consequence of impaired cellular immunity.

A recent study showed that the bacterial fraction of the gastrointestinal microbiota of the postinfectious irritable bowel syndrome patients have a distinct composition relative to controls, which most likely reflects a consequence of an intensive interaction between the ecosystem and the infectious agent (Jalanka-Tuovinen et al., 2013).

The differences between the H3.3/H3.1 subgroups may be a result of distinct cells of origin for these tumours, or reflect a mechanistic consequence of the type of histone mutated.