Sentence examples for reflecting modifications from inspiring English sources

One of the oldest and most efficient of human implements, the scythe, shows a remarkable degree of human-factors engineering, undoubtedly reflecting modifications made over many centuries: the adroitly curved handle and blade and the peg grasp for the left hand.

It is not clear whether the evolution of the climbing habit was also associated with an increased hydraulic conductance of leaves, e.g. through an increased diameter of xylem conduits or pits, reflecting modifications in the stems.

In this study, we show that tumour stiffness decreased during treatment and that this effect correlated with improvement in CA19.9 and FDG uptake likely reflecting modification in the cancer stroma as shown in the tissue analysis.

But this is not a period house; it reflects modifications wrought by each successive generation.

In addition, engineers are upgrading orbiter engineering drawings to reflect modifications over the years and converting them to computerized drafting system for quick reference.

Whether these changes should be viewed as abnormal or whether they merely reflect modifications appropriate to the aging process remains a matter of debate.

He recognizes that specializations for particular lifestyles reflect modifications of traits shared by many animals.

Environments of ranks five and nine are related to the top ranked representation of the nitro group in diverging molecular contexts and reflect modifications to the respective nitrogen atom after standardization.

Sulphide geochemistry and stable isotope data are interpreted to reflect modifications to the magmatic signature of the mineralised intrusion as a consequence of wall-rock contamination and hydrothermal overprinting.

This study was designed to investigate whether the inhibition of eosinophil influx to the lung of allergic rats reflects modifications in the pattern of cell mobilization from the bone marrow to peripheral blood and/or to lung.

The movement of the ANS and not the PNS was chosen as a parameter to evaluate the asymmetry because changes at ANS reflect modifications in the anterior part of the maxilla more closely and therefore can have a larger impact on the soft tissues of the face (Fig. 5b d).