Sentence examples for reflect e.g. from inspiring English sources

These may reflect, e.g. typical or atypical traits relative to an application domain or similarities occurring in networks of entirely different origin.

This may reflect e.g. that activation induced cell death of Nef-expressing cells following TCR stimulation is slightly reduced relative to non-Nef expressing control cells and that Nef-tailored TCR signaling could promote HIV-1 transcription [ 83, 114].

In order to investigate the influence of heparin on higher levels of cytokines, the samples in Experiment 2 were spiked with cytokine standards to reflect e.g. disease states, where circulating cytokine levels are expected to be elevated.

The argument concerning the missile defense, Putin accusing USA of the demonstrations plus Russia's new more aggressive attitude reflected e.g. in the changes in Russia's military doctrine (possibility of first use of nuclear weapon).

Diagenetic processes caused farfetched changes of the mechanical properties, which is reflected e.g. in classification normograms.

Life cycle assessment (LCA) studies of lab-scale processes come with certain limitations as they are not reflecting e.g. higher efficiencies of large-scale production.

Interestingly, both N-WASP variants were capable of driving actin tail formation, although reduced efficiency of N-WASPΔA was reflected e.g. by increased expression levels required for inducing prominent actin tails (not shown).

Mounting evidence suggests [12] [15] that certain functional traits - such as the activity profile of a brain region arising from its function and its metabolic demand as reflected e.g. by local capillary density - are closely coupled [16], [17].

Yet disregarding the geography, the overall patterns in the two herring species, as reflected e.g. in the mismatch distributions, appear notably similar.

The specific items reflected e.g. communication skills, the formal presentation of a problem, empathy or respect in a social interaction, depending on the main focus of the station.

This was reflected e.g. in the fact that the confidence interval for the upper limit for heritability was very wide and prohibited any firm conclusions on heritability.