Sentence examples for reflecting areas from inspiring English sources

For example, major genetic discontinuities can reveal places where barriers to dispersal occurred, often reflecting areas unsuitable for the species' persistence at some time in the past [1].

The majority of the E-cadherin positive cases (8 out of 9 cases) exhibited a restricted pattern of E-cadherin immunostaining, in which E-cadherin was focally expressed in discrete nests of tumor cells, usually reflecting areas of epithelial-like differentiation (Figure 1A, Ai).

Our modified Delphi process included three steps: (1) a survey, (2) working group meetings, and (3) a second survey reflecting areas where consensus had not yet been achieved.

It measures satisfaction and importance of 16 different domains, reflecting areas of achievement, social functioning, personal growth and surroundings [ 48, 49].

We determined whether there were associations between the expression of particular HLA alleles in subjects in this cohort and specific polymorphisms in their viral sequences (putative viral adaptations) reflecting areas under in vivo T cell immune pressure.

In this Perspective, we provide a brief overview of ciliary function, and then set out to address how well the ciliopathies have been modelled in the mouse, reflecting areas in which better models are required and how existing models can be and are being applied.

Before the second module, non-panel regions, e.g., vehicle windows or other reflecting area, were eliminated.

Reflected signals of the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) from the sea or land surface can be utilized to deduce and monitor physical and geophysical parameters of the reflecting area.

"The report released today reflects areas the Interior Department has already identified, acknowledged and spent months working aggressively to reform," said Kendra Barkoff, the department's press secretary.

It is pointed out that extreme positive factor scores (≥1) reflected areas most affected and negative scores (≤−1) reflected areas unaffected by the process represented by the factor, while near-zero scores reflected areas affected to an average degree of the process.

Compound or lobate areas appear to reflect areas of low effusion rates or the interaction of the lava with topographic barriers or wetlands, resulting in chaotic flowage.