Sentence examples for reflection of stem from inspiring English sources

To determine whether birth weight is an accurate reflection of stem cell potential, the focus should be on the results without adjusting for IGF-1.

Their circumstances gradually improved as advocacy groups for the disabled and mentally ill were formed; but there was no one to advocate for Freddie and his friends, whose borderline intelligence scores were often simply a reflection of emotional problems stemming from years of neglect.

The number of mammospheres in the mediums reflects the number of stem cells that were plated in the system, whereas the size of mammospheres is a reflection of progenitor cell proliferation.

All measures of growth, of course, are not equally likely to be accurate reflections of the kind of stem cell replication that is likely to lead to increases in vulnerability to carcinogenesis.

Democrats said it was a reflection of political paralysis that stemmed from Republican intransigence.

Other factors involved the GPs decisions to participate are most likely a reflection of the intangible factors stemming from the longitudinal relationship of the GP teaching practice network affiliated to the University Halle.

This is a reflection of the fact that every stem-cell division that produces two differentiated cells (symmetric differentiation) will extinguish a stem-cell clone, whereas every stem-cell division that produces two stem cells (symmetric renewal) will make a clone significantly less likely to be extinguished in the near future.

The current reflection of the attitudes of people regarding the use of stem cells in burn wound healing is also stated.

Mr. Bernanke's reluctance to weigh in on fiscal policy — a departure from his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, who endorsed the tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 but now supports letting all of them expire — is partly a reflection of his personality but also stems from the Fed's delicate political position.

Class experiences emphasize that identification is a reflection of actual social and economic situations stemming from a long-term interaction with the objective world; class consciousness emphasizes that class identity is a social construct concerning people's active role in the historical process (Thompson 1966).

Leaf and stem trichomes increase the reflection of solar radiation, thereby reducing internal temperatures, and thus reduce water loss in plants growing under arid conditions.