Sentence examples for reflection of a distinct from inspiring English sources

That became 15-9 with 17 minutes to go after an Australia scrum ended in a heap: Warren Gatland had kept Vunipola on, which may have been reward for the prop's work in the loose or a reflection of a distinct lack of confidence in the bench loosehead Ryan Grant, effectively the fifth choice this tour.

The change in the QOL score after SH is a reflection of two distinct elements: (a) alleviation of symptoms of hemorrhoids following surgery and (b) postoperative pain and sequel/complications following SH.

However, Rodebaugh et al. argued that this factor structure might not be a reflection of two distinct, underlying constructs but rather an artifact of the wording of the questions.

Rather, he is denying that reflection requires a distinct thought.

Again, as noted above, Descartes's response here is not a denial that reflection is necessary for consciousness he denies that reflection requires a distinct thought.

Does reflection require a distinct second-order perception that takes the first-order perception as its object?

In the reflection image of RK02, a distinct deep reflector is imaged at the two-way travel time of ~ 5 s, which is equivalent to ~ 9 km depth below the seafloor (Fig. 6).

Nonetheless, we consider the correlations presented here regarding pol γ evolution as robust, and in all likelihood are a reflection of distinct mechanistic differences in mtDNA replication.

Difficulty in predicting wing shape from skeletal features in general may be a reflection of distinct functional relationships within different neoavian clades.

To determine whether our results were merely a reflection of differences between distinct groups, we evaluated whether tumorbiological factors with well-established prognostic relevance were related to ET-1, ETAR, and ETBR expression.

The marked inter- and intra-familial variability in disease severity seen in DOA is likely to be a reflection of the multiple, distinct roles played by the Opa1 protein in normal cellular function (10, 11).