Sentence examples for reflect losses from inspiring English sources

These changes may relate to muscle activity or reflect losses via sweat or expiration.

Deutsche Bank said it would book charges totaling about $3.1 billion in the third quarter to reflect losses on loans amid turmoil in the mortgage market.

The analysts had cut their estimates after FleetBoston said it would write off some $500 million in loans and increase reserves by $300 million to reflect losses in the merchant energy and airlines.

The situation deteriorated dramatically in October 2001, when Enron had to set aside $35m£24m4m) to reflect losses in two complex partnerships that had been set up in 1999 to conceal its large debt.

The 2008 result included a one-time charge of $169 million to pay for retirement costs for pilots, and to reflect losses on fuel hedging contracts, an issue that also has affected other airlines.

Over two years, BAE said, it will take a total of $784 million in charges to reflect losses from the Nimrod maritime patrol plane, slower orders for the Hawk training aircraft and a reduction in spending by the Ministry of Defense.

The decrease in P-glycoprotein and villin content in thermally injured animals may reflect loss of mature enterocytes at the villus tips.

Amongst the TBI population, ones with lower pre-hospital GCS are at higher risk, and this may reflect loss of protective airway reflexes and higher risk of aspiration.

The experiments presented here (Fig. 3) clearly indicated that the fluorescence decline did not reflect loss of the forward electron transport since O2 evolution was not affected.

The splicing defect seen in lanes five and six and might therefore reflect loss of both polypyrimidine tract and branch point C function.

The above data suggest that CD133 and CD15 expression varies in human NS cell cultures and absence of these markers does not reflect loss of stem cell potency.