Sentence examples for reflection of activities from inspiring English sources

The test is suitable for elderly [ 45] and a proper reflection of activities of daily living [ 46].

Their expression thus reflects LTR promoter activities, while eGFP expression is a reflection of IRES activities.

The sensor's accelerometer provides a better reflection of some activities, such as walking, compared with activities that involve little movement of the upper body along the vertical axis of the body, such as cycling.

They are dynamic, self-organizing structures that do not assemble as pre-formed entities but rather emerge as a direct reflection of specific activities associated with gene expression and genome maintenance.

It is the mathematical inverse of energy intensity and is both a reflection of what activities energy is used for (the structural make-up for the economy), as well as how well energy is used in specific activities (the level of energy efficiency).

This approach considered the scalp EEG data as a reflection of the activities of a large number of dipolar sources distributed over the cortical sheet with fixed locations and orientations.

IC50 tends to be a poor reflection of antiviral activity when comparing antiviral activity across drug classes such because the IC50 of antiretroviral drugs correlates poorly with suppression of viral replication at physiologic drug concentrations [ 5].

This indicates that tested metal could inhibit the enzyme activity much higher than its inhibition to the growth because dehydrogenase activity is a direct reflection of microbial activity (Gong 1997; Mathew and Obbard 2001) and metal toxicity (Aoyama and Nagumo 1997; Kelly and Tate 1998; Nweke et al. 2006).

Serum BALP activity was a direct reflection of osteoblastic activity [ 34] in people.

These processes result in the production of concentrated urine and are a reflection of vasopressin activity.

And shipowners are struggling to finance new vessels they have ordered.The most spectacular reflection of falling activity has been the Baltic Dry Index (BDI), which traces prices for shipping bulk cargoes such as iron ore around the world from producers such as Brazil and Australia to markets in America, Europe and China.