Sentence examples for reflecting observations from inspiring English sources

A number of animal models have been developed, reflecting observations that pain phenotypes are mediated by distinct mechanisms.

Third, parents' perceptions involved in the evaluation and refinement of items were inherently subjective, reflecting observations of their children's oral health, and this was the primary interest of our study.

The cerebellum is smaller in Ts65Dn mice compared with euploid mice, reflecting observations in humans with DS.

The first transgenic rat model for HD exhibits progressive late-onset affective, cognitive, and motor impairments, as well as neuropathological features reflecting observations from HD patients.

43 44 There was a significant increase in the overall rate of severe perineal trauma in NSW from 2000 to 2008, reflecting observations from other studies.

Reflecting observations made by Stein et al. (2007) in South Africa, the findings presented in this paper suggest that ART availability can empower and restore the agency and motivation of nurses, previously demoralised by the emotional drain of dealing with terminally ill patients for whom little could be done.

Indeed, the pattern observed for yir reflects observations made in samples obtained from either patients infected with P. vivax or mice infected with P. berghei where many vir and bir transcripts are detected [20], [23].

Additionally, one extra observation is needed to form double differences as compared to single differences, and for our configuration, the number of (reflected) observations is limited.

A permeability model and a gas release curve, which reflect observations from experiments, geomechanical modellings, mine site monitoring and borehole drainage data, were constructed for the mining-disturbed strata and incorporated into the CFD model.

The Thomas Brown-direclip clip reflects observations of daily life, and how electricity and the lack thereof has an impact on people: glowing light bulbs illuminate cities full of cold tower blocks and row houses.

The view that successful infection control mostly depends on adaptive responses reflects observations made with the intradermal application of tuberculin (purified protein derivative; PPD).