Sentence examples for reflecting a local from inspiring English sources

Colour Doppler US can detect inflammatory hyperaemia of the adjacent soft tissues reflecting a local inflammation.

Repetitive structures were occasionally noticed within the AJ cleft reflecting a local improved structural organization of VE-cadherin molecules.

The number of renal revascularisations remained consistently low reflecting a local scepticism among the renal physicians regarding the value of revascularisation although they were clearly keen to document the nature of disease in their patients.

(9) The same simulations revealed that a hydrogen bond characteristic of U-turn motifs from U1 to the phosphate of C3 is only transiently sampled, reflecting a local flexibility at the cleavage site that correlates with increased catalytic activity.

The initial response to cyclopiazonic acid, however, involved an increase in spark frequency (Fig. 3), possibly reflecting a local increase in cytoplasmic [Ca2+] in response to reduced store uptake.

Thus, increased expression of MIP-3α favours recruitment of immature DCs to the tumour bed, whereas de novo local expression of SLC and MIP-3β induces accumulation of mature DCs at the tumour margin forming clusters with proliferating T-cells reflecting a local anti-tumour immune response.

Those three continuous operations reflect a local application of technology to fill a niche market in the absence of an inexpensive fuel alternative.

The association president, Anne Hopkins, said she believed the group reflected a local view that more information was needed about the tower: "I would say that a lot of people would say, 'Do we need this?' They want to be convinced".

"If you consistently air a high-quality, serious newscast that reflects a local community's interests, you can create this kind of durable relationship with viewers that is a powerful asset from a business point of view," said Robert W. Decherd, chief executive of Belo, an owner of television stations and newspapers.

We found that regional cerebral hypermetabolism is associated to impaired cognitive performance, which suggests that it reflects a local deleterious neuronal and/or astrocytic process.

Acute phase proteins were the largest functional group amongst proteins with increased abundance in LPHS lung tissue, and likely reflect a local and/or systemic host response to infection.