Sentence examples for reflection of a higher from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, we did adjust the multivariate analysis for performance in 3rd year of the matching exam type and therefore our overall findings are not simply a reflection of a higher academic ability of the IC students.

This can be interpreted as the reflection of a higher concentration of free sulfate or sulfite in the cell at transition growth phase since these substances are known to inactivate the transcriptional activator of these genes, SsuR [ 27].

Whether breast cancer in the young is a distinct biological entity or just a reflection of a higher percentage of cases with aggressive phenotypes (that are otherwise indistinctive from aggressive tumours in older patients) remains a matter of controversy and an important outstanding question with possible therapeutic implications [ 6].

Although differences in citation index by study funding are sensitive to the inclusion of the large number of studies with undeclared sources of funding, the higher impact factor and citation index are probably a reflection of a higher profile of industry sponsored studies and a more thorough dissemination of their content.

The paper is concerned with a classical problem of reflection of a high-frequency (longitudinal or transverse) wave, generated by a point source located in the elastic medium, by a free non-plane smooth boundary surface of this medium.

A low sensitivity of initial contact status measure is a reflection of a high rate of household change.

This is probably a reflection of a high rate of consumption of fish in the Inuit diet.

Five represented the highest hair-mercury concentrations among the samples analyzed, as a likely reflection of a high intake of whale meat in the recent past (Group 2).

The association of safe container disposal practice and provision of all standard safety requirements is probably a reflection of a high standard of professionalism in firms seeking to comply with good hygiene and housekeeping practices in terms of the law.

This suggests that the higher bacteremic cases observed among South East Asian melioidosis patients may be more a reflection of either a higher level of exposure or load of bacteria.

As these documents demonstrate, it was supposed to be a reflection of high culture, high ideals, high society (John D. Rockefeller III was its first president) and high fashion.