Sentence examples for reflecting a link from inspiring English sources

RNAPII occupancy was higher over exons than adjacent introns, likely reflecting a link between transcriptional elongation and splicing.

In our study, even if compared with patients having advanced CAD, CKD 3 patients had significantly lower numbers of mDCP, pDCP, and tDCP probably reflecting a link to CV risk potentiation in this population.

For example, the enrichment of 2Me-hopanoids in the outer membrane of the akinete cell type of Nostoc punctiforme pointed to a role for 2Me-hopanoids in stress resistance (Doughty et al., 2009); peaks in the 2Me-hopane index during the Phanerozoic correlate with episodes of ocean anoxia, possibly reflecting a link between hopanoids and nitrogen fixation (Knoll et al., 2007).

Our results could also reflect a link between education, "grievance", and political protest, although we argue that this is unlikely to be the sole explanation.

The spatial overlap between hypometabolism and disruption of connectivity in cortical hubs points to a particular susceptibility of these regions to early Alzheimer's-type neurodegeneration and may reflect a link between synaptic dysfunction and functional disconnection.

Now he is taking product size down a different path and suggesting that the penchant to "super-size" can reflect a link between size and status, not just a view of what's the better value.

The presence in the DAN network of sensory-motor cortex and midbrain was extremely interesting and could reflect a link with coordination/execution, arousal and attentional processes.

The localization of sesquiterpene formation to the inner leaf tissues of maize may reflect a link to photosynthesis.

The interrelation between hypometabolism and disruption of functional connectivity may reflect a link between synaptic failure and functional disconnection.

However, the findings may reflect a link between chlorpyrifos and depression or other neurobehavioral symptoms that deserves further evaluation.

Therefore, a link between the dose response parameters of insulin use might also reflect a link with progressive pathophysiological changes associated with increasing diabetes duration such as insulin resistance, inflammation, oxidative stress, and aggravated hyperglycemia.