Sentence examples for reflect lead from inspiring English sources

Although these UPR genes show different changes under the Pb2+ exposure, the expression of UPR genes in cardiofibroblasts were all significantly enhanced, suggesting that UPR may reflect lead toxicity in cardiofibroblasts.

Although the treatment paradigm has changed significantly in the last decade, it seems most likely that the results to a greater degree reflect lead and length time bias rather than a real improvement in survival.

However, insufficient attention has been given to conceptualizing the paradigms by which bone lead levels reflect lead exposure and by which the skeleton serves as an endogenous source of lead.

But have they stirred national debate, caused people to stop and reflect, led to serious - as President Obama has demanded - "soul-searching"?

Consequently, longer survival time observed in these patients could simply reflect lead-time bias.

The fact that acute severity of illness, as measured by the ICNARC physiology score, was reduced without an associated reduction in mortality may reflect lead-time bias – a reduction in the apparent severity of illness as a result of stabilisation before admission, rather than a true reduction in the underlying severity of illness [ 19].

Experiments were performed with variable neutron spectra: a 252Cf spontaneous fission neutron source which was HDPE moderated, HDPE reflected, lead (Pb) shielded, and bare in order to benchmark the system for spectral sensitivity.

However, lead that can be chelated by EDTA predominantly reflects lead concentrations in the blood and soft tissues.

Despite the previous limitation, it is possible the association found in this study reflects lead as causative in the development of osteoporosis.

Lead in patella is more mobilizable than lead in tibia, so it better reflects lead that can be re-introduced into circulation in later life as a result of bone reformation or bone loss than does lead in tibia, which better reflects long-term past exposures because of the very long half-life of lead in tibia bone (Wilker et al. 2011).

Axillary lymph node metastasis in primary breast cancers has long been used clinically as a poor prognostic indicator [ 37] but there remains controversy about whether axillary lymph node metastasis reflects lead-time bias or true tumor biology (that is, metastatic potential or aggressiveness) [ 37- 39].