Sentence examples for reflect reactive from inspiring English sources

Reduced diffusivity seen after experimentally induced degeneration in the nigrostriatal tract has been interpreted to reflect reactive gliosis (Van Camp et al. 2009).

Our analysis does not address whether the two disease-associated modules are causally involved in ALS susceptibility or reflect reactive molecular mechanisms in response to onset of disease.

The Child Rating of Aggression (CRA) is a self-report version of the Teacher Rating scale for Aggression [ 45], which consists of 21 items referring to aggressive feelings and behaviors of children: 6 items reflect reactive aggression (e.g., "I get angry for no reason"), 10 items represent proactive aggression (e.g., "I am mean"), whereas 5 items can not be classified in these two categories.

We asked whether astrocytes express a basal level of kif21b or that the observed kif21b expression in both WM and GM astrocytes reflects reactive astrocytosis.

Since we reported that uncoupled astrocytes had enhanced GFAP and vimentin levels, reflecting reactive gliosis, we investigated whether microglial cells were reactive in Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/-e to the alterations we reported in neuronal activity.

We also found that disconnected astrocytes display several morphological changes, including a prominent swelling, a larger domain area, as well as enhanced GFAP and vimentin levels, reflecting reactive gliosis.

The fracture cleft through the disk space or vertebra itself is depicted as decreased signal on T1 and increased signal on T2, STIR, and T1 imaging after Gd-DTPA administration, reflecting reactive edema of the fracture.

Moreover, the diagnosis requires a careful psychiatric evaluation to exclude merely reactive psychological disturbances; in particular, anxiety may reflect a reactive process rather than a feature of NPSLE [ 1, 2, 9- 11].

This picture may reflect initial reactive changes following implantation, where most tumour cells fail to adapt to the new environment and die.

The ascending slope of the StO2 and the reactive hyperemia reflect microcirculatory reactivity (that is, the vessels' capacity to adjust oxygen extraction).

We speculate that the difference between the cohorts may reflect cross-reactive antibodies to another influenza virus more similar to SIV (with or without a minor contribution of antibodies against seasonal influenza) in SWs, in contrast to low, mainly cross-reacting seasonal influenza virus antibodies in controls.