Sentence examples for reflect the sum from inspiring English sources

Natural communities of species reflect the sum of these species' interactions and the ongoing complex selection pressures they constantly endure that drive their evolution.

As a result, genomes reflect the sum of processes that introduce variability, which is then arbitrated by processes that maintain stability.

Reasonable school officials understand that test scores, while important, do not reflect the sum total of what good teachers provide for their students.

The dissolved phosphate profiles thus reflect the sum of these processes.

Alternatively, the Hg concentration in the trabecular tissue could be interpreted to reflect the sum of the Hg in the bone tissue and the Hg originally present in the soft tissue, e.g. bone marrow, which is now decomposed and which will have left any Hg adhered to the surface of the lamellae of the trabecular bone.

This overlap might reflect the sum of anther defects, however, all ms1 affected genes are not down-regulated in the ashh2 inflorescences, suggesting that the co-regulated subset is part of a genetic network controlled by both ASHH2 and MS1.

It will also cast a sharp light on comments by Mullins before last year's Festival, when he suggested the prize money on offer at the Festival was "not fair and not on", and should be "at least doubled, if not more" to reflect the sums owners such as Ricci pay for young jumping stock.

With this formulation, a CQI quantizer is proposed in order to maintain the small-sized feedback system and reflect the sum-rate growth resulting from multiuser diversity.

More specifically, if the variables are either positively or negatively correlated with one another, the summed co-variances (expressed in absolute terms) reflect the summed variances and both components scale with the squared sum of means.

This result suggests that the lateral force of miscible polymer blend reflects the sum of each component contribution, depending on the surface structure of the blend.

In every case, the market price reflects the sum of the traders' knowledge — about the extent of the housing bubble in Los Angeles, for instance, or the likely size of next year's wheat crop.