Sentence examples similar to reflecting contraction from inspiring English sources

A reading over 50 indicates expansion, while under 50 reflects contraction.

We previously suggested [11] that the marked reductions in cattle TB incidence observed immediately after the cessation of culling might reflect contraction of badger home ranges (and consequently reduced contact with cattle) prior to substantial recovery of badger numbers.

Wound closure reflects contraction of the newly formed matrix by myofibroblasts.

At considerably lower ionic strength (<0.01) there is an indication of a transition in the P. sp polyion conformation, most likely reflecting a contraction of the polymer chain from a highly stretched to a stiff, wormlike chain.

The muscle forces and muscle stiffness were first estimated from EMG data using a cross-bridge bond distribution moment model reflecting muscle contraction dynamics [ 43].

Plasma concentrations of primaquine were increased significantly with a 30% increase in maximum concentrations and a 15% increase in total exposure, reflecting the contraction in the volume of distribution with only a slight reduction in the elimination rate.

Thus, nuclear contraction does not reflect a contraction of the entire nucleus proper, but rather a contraction of the nuclear lumen and its tightly associated inner envelope.

Their union reflects another contraction brought on by the changed economic climate.

This reflects a contraction over time in natural forest availability for wood production and a maturing plantation resource for harvest.

The PF platelet parameter used in the present study better reflects clot contraction than the parameters used by Shimokawa [ 40].

Positive Tajima D statistics in European Americans are often interpreted to reflect population contraction that occurred during the migration of modern humans out of Africa, whereas negative Tajima D statistics in African Americans may reflect admixture between African and European populations [ 35].