His goal at Hermès, he said, was "to show that the perfume is not the result of chance but a reflection of a reasoned process".
What we see in animal models and in patients is most probably the systemic reflection of a local process.
This regulation might be a reflection of a repair process following liver injury by acetaminophen-toxic exposure or could be a contributor to the insult.
Indeed, it is still unclear whether the finding of microorganisms coating the intestinal mucosal membrane is simply the reflection of a colonization process or the histological aspect of a disease [ 4].
For ligand-gated channels, as shown here, the classical view of open-channel lifetimes from single-molecule recordings (82)—as the reflection of a homogenous process (83) based on standard stochastic kinetics (84)—is being refined to incorporate conformation dynamics of individual receptor molecules to open-channel lifetime distributions.
In contrast, IgM-RF sero-positivity is generally a somewhat later event, and it is primarily a reflection of an inflammatory process that amplifies the tissue injury already underway.
Overall, the pattern of expressed genes in KS shows a reflection of an active process in the skin, including transcripts from matrix remodelling genes (matrix proteases and collagens), angiogenesis-associated genes, and immune response genes.
Wong proposed that the genetic code is an "imprint of the biosynthetic relationships between amino acids," meaning that the organization of the genetic code is a reflection of an evolutionary process, as amino acids were incorporated gradually into proteins used for life's functions.
The staff describes the consequences of ethics reflection as a process of change, a professional and personal development.
In undergraduate nursing education, such reflection involves a process of understanding of theoretical knowledge in relation to clinical nursing practice.
