Sentence examples for reflected an expansion from inspiring English sources

This increment in dendritic length reflected an expansion of the distal dendritic compartment.

On Monday, N. Gregory Mankiw, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, told reporters that "outsourcing" -- companies' practice of taking work done by Americans and moving it to low-wage countries abroad -- was "probably a plus for the economy in the long run" because it reflected an expansion of free trade benefiting all nations, including the United States.

We reasoned that the number of DN γδ thymocytes in Lck+/− γδTCR Tg mice may not reflect the number of thymocytes that adopted the γδ fate but instead reflected an expansion of the thymocytes that already adopted the γδ fate.

The appearance of rare differentiated sebocytes in the IFE (Arnold & Watt, 2001; Braun et al, 2003) was stimulated at all 4OHT concentrations (Fig 2O, P and data not shown), suggesting that the loss of differentiated sebocytes in the SG at high 40HT concentrations reflected an expansion of the undifferentiated sebocyte compartment rather than a block in sebocyte terminal differentiation.

However, these facts might merely reflect an expansion within Ashkenazi Jews rather than a proof of first arrival of the R1a-Y2619 with or into the Ashkenazi population.

But a separate report showed manufacturing rose more than expected in May, reflecting an expansion of business activity after a contraction in April.

This increase reflects an expansion of the RR-2 group of CPR genes, particularly the amplification of sets of highly similar paralogs.

It is unclear whether the decision to question Ms. Greenhouse reflects an expansion of the criminal inquiry on fuel charges into the broader, more politically explosive allegation of favoritism in the initial award.

James Kwak and Larry Mishel, in slightly different ways, make a point I was planning to get to: the rise in safety net spending over the past decade does not reflect an expansion of that safety net.

Rising percentages of pine, sedge, and sphagnum after ∼7100 cal yr BP may reflect an expansion of peat bog habitats as regional climate began to shift to cooler, wetter conditions.

It is proposed that intensified exploitation of fish, shellfish, tortoises, and seabirds by LSA foragers during the Holocene reflects an expansion of diet breadth in response to diminished ungulate biomass on the landscape rather than fundamental behavioral/cognitive advances.