Sentence examples for reflected a reduction from inspiring English sources

This decrease reflected a reduction especially of calculated low density lipoprotein (LDL) s-cholesterol (P<0.001).

Importantly however, such effect was observed only for smaller distances and the improvement actually reflected a reduction in distance overestimation bias apparent in the peripheral condition.

As both TnI and MYBP-C are downstream targets of β-adrenergic signaling [32], it remained possible that the reduction in phosphorylation reflected a reduction of endogenous PKA activity.

Experiment 4 was conducted to rule out the possibility that the lack of local bias during the slow cycle reflected a reduction in a "local memory effect" due to decay during the 100sec interval between each pass of the rivalry targets through a given location, rather than the extended duration of the rivalry target in each location.

We next investigated whether the decrease in proliferation reflected a reduction in the number of dividing cells or a change in cell cycle dynamics.

We also assayed whether the rescue of aged muscle from fibrosis reflected a reduction in satellite cell switching to a profibrotic phenotype via activation of Wnt signaling characterized by elevated expression of axin-2 mRNA (Brack et al., 2007), but we did not observe elevated axin-2 expression in aged muscles analyzed in our investigation (Fig. 3E).

Net income was restated to reflect a reduction of taxes after a potential tax liability was amortized, the company said.

Some of the gain reflects a reduction in backlogged orders, he said.

The lower numbers reflect a reduction in hedge funds willing to start a proxy contest to replace directors.

In part, that reflects a reduction in spending for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, less spending on unemployment compensation and the winding down of programs to stimulate the economy.

The next month a judge ruled that Mr. Heebner was entitled to S.I.P.C. insurance in the amount of $87,000, reflecting a reduction of $13,000 in interest the investor had earned on the investment before the failure of Old Naples.