Sentence examples for reflected by over from inspiring English sources

The long and rich history of the area is reflected by over a dozen listed buildings, several churches and numerous public houses which are locally listed.

The observed bias of traditions toward the social domain is not surprising given the relative prevalence of social behaviors in the spider monkey repertoire, reflected by over half (53%) of the 62 behavior variants examined in our survey belonging to the social domain.

Fourteen percent of the participants reported a heavy financial burden, reflected by over 10% of income being expended on OOPE.

This possibility led to wide-spread usage, reflected by over 15,000 samples across many different tissues deposited into GEO [ 5].

The majority of excess deaths and hospitalizations due to CAP occur in older adults, as reflected by over 44,000 hospitalizations for pneumonia and influenza annually in people aged 65 and older in Canada.

The aim of this study is to examine the roles of specific chronic conditions and of comorbid structures on the level of OOPE, using a range of measures and clustering arrangements, and to explore the significant variables associated with a high burden of healthcare costs reflected by over 10% of income being expended on OOPE.

Furthermore, the rRNA model would suggest that spliced mRNAs might associate in trans with their genes of origin, but this is not reflected by over-representation of RNA DNA hybrids in RefSeq genes (Fig.  3b).

The result was that low expression of TNRC6B was reflected by over-expression of miR-18b treated with mature miR-18b and vise versa when miR-18b was suppressed with antisense oligonucleotide.

VDAC1 also contributes to the metabolic phenotype of cancer cells as reflected by its over-expression in many cancer types [ 41].

The increased demand of the bacterium for iron was also reflected by immense over-expression (> 35×) of a membrane ferric reductase (BCAL0270) which catalyzes reduction of siderophore-bound ferric ions to soluble ferrous ions.

And, according to this viewpoint, the conspiracy is far from over, as reflected by the controversy over statements made by former US ambassador to Cairo, Anne Patterson.