Sentence examples for reflect a contribution from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we cannot exclude the possibility that these data reflect a contribution from multiple channels (NP o) rather than a purely single channel P o.

Importantly, this may not simply reflect lesion size per se, but instead may reflect a contribution from other frontal regions included in the larger MFC lesion.

In contrast, the urban baseflow isotopic composition featured distinct seasonal variations (δ18O = −3.35‰ ± 1.20‰ from October to March and δ18O = −4.54‰ ± 0.43‰ from April to September) and high week-to-week variability in summer, reflecting a contribution of recent rainfall to baseflow.

Hoxd13 expression is skewed dorsally in stage 21 wing buds and Sall3 expression at stage 24, possibly reflecting a contribution by Wnt7a signalling from dorsal ectoderm to controlling expression of these genes.

This high degree of structural diversity likely reflects a contribution to speciation.

Whether this association reflects a contribution of endothelial dysfunction to accelerated decline of insulin sensitivity, or represents only an epiphenomenon accompanying pre-diabetes, remains to be elucidated.

Whether this association reflects a contribution of endothelial dysfunction to accelerated decline in insulin sensitivity, or represents only an epiphenomenon accompanying pre-diabetes, remains to be elucidated.

These findings indicate that the negative correlation of cell cycle pathways with the instability index more likely reflects a contribution of cell proliferation to preventing instability rather than a reduction of these pathways as a consequence of instability.

Since bone size is determined by skeletal growth, which in turn reflects a contribution of longitudinal and periosteal bone growth, we examined association of the SNPs with other growth-related phenotypes including height, sitting height, leg length, weight and BMI.

They certainly reflect a valuable contribution by the better-known director Joe Swanberg, who served as cinematographer.

We demonstrate that power of rare-variant association tests is higher in the Finnish population, especially when variants' phenotypic effects are tightly coupled with fitness effects and therefore reflect a greater contribution of rarer variants.