Sentence examples for reflect contribution from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have shown, that there is an association between disease onset, location, behaviour and serologic markers, from which some do reflect contribution of large intestinal microbiota to the development of CD [ 8- 16].

Taken together, these data suggest that the increase in tumour lactate and BCAA and decreased PE, only detectable in vivo, could reflect contribution from the tumour microenvironment, while the increase in PCr, aspartate and alanine levels observed in the CALR tumours and 3D spheroids may be linked to the aggressive growth phenotype they exhibit in comparison with their CALS counterpart.

She also sounds less keen on the appealing but unaffordable idea that payments should reflect contributions.

The higher concentrations of carbonate in the southern lakes reflect contributions from groundwater discharge.

American history textbooks and curriculum needs a major revision to reflect contributions made by other races and ethnicities.

But the actual distribution is likely to reflect contributions to profits, with the biggest payments going to those with the largest and longest tenured policies.

While donors to super PACs are disclosed, public filings do not reflect contributions to politically active nonprofit groups that are not required to reveal their donors.

Her e-mail messages do not reflect contributions she may have made during phone calls and in-person meetings, she said.

A short walk through the city's historic center would take me past buildings that reflect contributions of its Polish, Jewish, Ukrainian, Armenian and German communities, all of which had roots going back to the late Middle Ages.

For different tests, this may reflect contributions of evolutionary history of the haplotype block yielding similar conservation patterns, or the likelihood that closely linked alleles all lie within an extended regulatory stretch of chromatin with similar epigenetic marks.

The review is due to be complete by July and will reflect contributions from embassies in Riyadh, Cairo, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Washington and across European capitals as well as from the security services.