Sentence examples for reflecting a total from inspiring English sources

It was common to observe incomplete cleavage occurring within sporangia (Figure 5C; compare with Figure 1), zoospores with 2 3 nuclei (Figure 5D), and multiflagellated "superzoospores" reflecting a total lack of cleavage (Figure 5E).

In addition, whereas the Coomassie stained gel showed the presence of a variety of proteins in the insect cell media (Fig. 5C; lane Flowthrough) the western blot indicated that all FLAG-reactive protein was pulled out of the media in a single run (Fig. 5D; lane FT) reflecting a total amount of 7 mg construct 4 (1.8 mg per litre culture).

The areas below all four curves are equal, reflecting a total oxygen consumption of 0.24 mol/L.

Here we isolate, culture, and describe by 16S rRNA and protein-coding gene sequences 61 bacterial isolates from honey bee larvae, reflecting a total of 43 distinct bacterial taxa.

The Ramsey pricing formula, commonly referred to as the inverse-elasticity rule, is: 1 where, the price elasticity of demand,, is the price-marginal cost mark-up over price, and λ is a constant (normally reflecting a total revenue constraint in general application).

His title – Nothing Is True, and Everything Is Possible – reflects a total cynicism, a Soviet weariness.

The department's expenditures reflect a total of 56 nights booked at the Trump hotel in Vancouver.

The agency's policy change, he said, "reflects a total schism" in the partnership between Northeast states and federal environmental officials to enforce clean-air laws.

VS reflects a total loss of cognitive function and failure to recover basic aspects of the normal physiologic brain state associated with wakefulness.

Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland and a member of the panel, said the attempt to undo the triggers "reflects a total lack of seriousness".

"If the markets respond to this on Friday, it will reflect a total lack of comprehension of what the chairman said," Mr. Meyer said.