Sentence examples for reflecting activities from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, whilst transcripts of enzymes, matrix proteins and humoral factors, reflecting activities of osteoblasts, osteoclasts and osteocytes showed up-regulation in the LS, the cell structure components of these cells, namely PTHR2, CTR and PDPN, respectively, showed similar expression in both sites.
Discharge criteria should be functional, reflecting activities of daily living.
They consist of 10 items reflecting activities of daily living or impairments that can be influenced by NP.
In the first year, participants were asked to complete two 48-hour recall surveys reflecting activities during the weekdays and the weekend.
Although genome wide expression data correlates poorly between paired fresh-frozen and FFPE xenograft samples, it is apparent that consistent and reliable genomic profiles reflecting activities of oncogenic signaling pathways comprised of a subset of probes that exhibit a consistent pattern of expression associated with the expression of the activated oncogene can be generated.
The IMS figures, reflecting activity through Oct. 19, show that sales both of sedatives and of antidepressants like Prozac and Zoloft also increased, although not so markedly as those of antibiotics.
"The sign could actually play an almost organic role in terms of reflecting activity in the markets" — markets of all kinds, from the stock exchange in Hong Kong to local supermarkets.
The input vector consists of values reflecting activity patterns in axons synapsing on the network's neurons from outside (e.g., from sensory transducers or other neural networks).
LMP1 led to an increase in p100 expression and p52 processing, reflecting activity of both NF-κB signaling pathways.
Anomalously low δ13C values of foraminifera in the stratigraphy are usually interpreted to reflect activities of paleo-methane seepage.
The above process of selection resulted in identification of ICs for each subject and each task, which presumably reflected activities of neuronal cliques in certain cortical areas.
