Sentence examples for reflective of low from inspiring English sources

Highly abundant peptides mask low abundant ones, which may be reflective of low abundant proteins.

This study was based on a small sample of enrolled individuals, reflective of low enrolment rates at the population level.

In all cases, pain assessment scores were reflective of low to moderate pain, indicative of the low-risk patient population enrolled in this study (Table  1).

The toenail selenium levels seen in Saudi Arabia were reflective of low but not deficient levels probably because unlike the Chinese of Keshan province the Saudis consume imported foodstuff, practice different lifestyles and their higher socioeconomic conditions probably help maintain their selenium levels within the normal range albeit at its lower end.

16 We may have to consider that this low prevalence of suicidal ideation is not reflective of a low prevalence in the general population, because some Japanese people are reluctant to speak about their mental condition.

High ghrelin levels and low leptin levels in men with HD were reflective of their low BMI compared to controls, and did not evolve with the disease.

"I think it is reflective of the low standing the prime minister has amongst the Jamaican people.

Thus, lack of spironolactone effect might have been reflective of the low baseline cytokine levels detected.

Light level was set at 0.01 < AEE < 0.04 kcal.kg-1.min-1 or 1.5 < PAR < 3.0, reflective of a low level of exertion in the standing position.

Fragments D and E led to modest inhibition of isoproterenol-induced cAMP production and β-arrestin recruitment, and only at high concentrations, reflective of their low affinity for the receptor (Supporting Information Figure S5a,b).

However, our study revealed vast differences in knowledge regarding the importance of treatment completion compared to knowledge of the importance of follow-up sputum submission; whereas, nearly 90% knew the importance of treatment completion, only 57% knew the importance of the latter, reflective of the low importance given to the relevance of education on this issue.