Sentence examples similar to reflects a twofold implication from inspiring English sources
The dual definition of metaphysics reflects a twofold way of considering existence or being itself: when it is taken as set apart from any condition, and hence taken to be absolute, being is the subject-matter of metaphysical investigation.
Reference-normalized expression measurements range from 0 to 15, where a 1-unit increase reflects approximately a twofold increase in RNA.
The Staff's guidance reflects a practical and welcome approach to the accounting and disclosure implications of the Tax Act.
An implication of this is that the income measure reflects a relative rather than absolute income level.
"As you know, the decision to separate the company reflects a newly focused objective for Conduit – including a shift in product strategy – which has implications beyond Client Connect.
This reflects a wider trend.
The most plausible explanation of these findings is that the functional twofold symmetry of ISRIB reflect a target that is likewise twofold symmetric.
We further 'filtered' these genes by using a cut-off threshold set at twofold change of expression, because this threshold could reflect a physiologically important change in gene activity, and a twofold change exceeded the average CV for all pairwise comparisons.
The salient differences in lipid content between both cell stages is the cholesterol/PL ratio, which reflects the twofold increase of cholesterol quantities associated with a modest decrease in PL content in the vertebrate form.
A 2008 study by the Boston Consulting Group found that operational improvement as a source of value creation by private equity firms as a whole increased twofold from the 1980s to today, reflecting a long-term historical shift away from leverage.
