Sentence examples for reflection of the degree from inspiring English sources

PT reflects the extrinsic pathway of the coagulation cascade, whilst APTT reflects changes in the intrinsic pathway of the blood, TT is mainly a reflection of the degree of the conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin and is an important index.

"His commitment to Judaism is upfront, and I think that's a reflection of the degree to which Judaism has become mainstream in American society," Dr. Schorsch said.

That the decision to replace Mr. Russert has been protracted is not just a reflection of the degree to which he made "Meet the Press" his own.

A1 DEFINING TERRORISM -- A reflection of the degree to which Sept. 11 now dominates the agenda of international affairs was displayed at probably the most focused General Assembly session in years.

Still, the libretto by L. H. Dancourt is in French (although here the spoken dialogue was in English), and as a reflection of the degree to which the Parisian opéra comique style had legs, it falls within the company's purview.

In a reflection of the degree to which crime has ebbed as an issue in much of the city, Ms. Quinn spoke only briefly about public safety, pledging to create a program to work with residents to clean up high-crime areas.

The reflection on the degree of longevity is very exciting because the ability of a family business model to persist over time is the result of coevolutionary path of two complex systems: on the one hand, the growth and development of the company, and on the other, the growth/stability of the family (Schillaci 2008).

This is a good reflection of the actual degree of similarity to normal skin.

The higher frequency of PARV4 detection in HIV-positive persons may be an indirect reflection of the greater degree of parenteral exposure among IDUs who become infected with HIV.

Binding of MGAH22 to the prevalent CD32A-131H allele is unchanged compared with WT Fc domains, whereas binding to the rarer CD32A-131R allele is decreased, a reflection of the high degree of homology between the extracellular domain and Fc-binding interface of this variant with CD32B (including the arginine at position 131, which is shared by CD32B).

This may be a reflection of differences in the degree of fragmentation (perhaps more severe disruption is evident in the isolates than fissioned mitochondria in vivo), or other factors related to the process by which the mitochondria are mechanically homogenized, as discussed in the next paragraph.