Sentence examples for reflective of target from inspiring English sources

Similar to BW-based dosing, plasma PK were reflective of target occupancy.

The advantages of home blood pressure readings include that they are more reflective of target organ damage [ 7, 8], predictive of cardiovascular morbidity [ 9] and have the ability to detect the phenomena of both white coat and masked hypertension [ 10].

By using a novel probe of three optical fibers with equal transverse space, the effects of fluctuations in light source, reflective changing of target surface and the light intensity losses in fiber lines are automatically compensated.

Overall these findings suggest that the keys to developing health education materials that encourage CMV prevention behaviors include using strategies that 1) appeal to and involve the target audiences (e.g., personal narratives; images and actors reflective of the target population(s)); and 2) give the audience new information (in this instance, increasing their knowledge about CMV).

That both study samples were more likely to be white than the target population means that we may have found lower rates of racial harassment and discrimination than is reflective of the target population.

For example, that our medical student sample was more likely to be female than the target population could mean that we may have found higher rates of sexual harassment and gender discrimination than is reflective of the target population.

Based on these findings, the use of a single reference gene, GAPDH, is acceptable and the observed change in regulation is reflective of the target gene not the reference gene.

Since all samples on a plate are subjected to the same environment, lower efficiency target reactions analyzed on plates including the corresponding standard curves (at least 3-point standard curves indicating efficiencies no lower than 60%) still yield results that are truly reflective of relative target expression.

10 Buparlisib was generally well tolerated, with an AE profile reflective of on-target inhibition of the PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathway.

Mirror = reflective of object.

Our findings indicate that it is important to interpret pharmacokinetics information in a pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics context as similar systemic drug exposure in adults and children may not be reflective of the corresponding target occupancy.